What would you buy?
03-09-2008, 10:27 PM
#12
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RE: What would you buy?
id buy some lowering springs, it kinda sits like a truck no offense
but yeah, lower the front (shelby drop is the cheapest) and get some lowering springs/blocks for the rear. it will look more BA that it does now
but yeah, lower the front (shelby drop is the cheapest) and get some lowering springs/blocks for the rear. it will look more BA that it does now
03-10-2008, 05:34 AM
#13
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RE: What would you buy?
This forum is great.
Exactly the feedback I was looking for; much thanks to all of you! I had some overheating issues with my 3-row copper radiator last year and was considering a direct fit aluminum (around $500), but a flushing and thermostat change seemed to help. Now I will have to decide between lowering the car, a pulley set and harnesses. Will try to do all 3 in that order.
Valley, the old fuel tank was removed for looks as well as to make room for the electric fuel pump which is mounted underneath the fuel cell.
Exactly the feedback I was looking for; much thanks to all of you! I had some overheating issues with my 3-row copper radiator last year and was considering a direct fit aluminum (around $500), but a flushing and thermostat change seemed to help. Now I will have to decide between lowering the car, a pulley set and harnesses. Will try to do all 3 in that order.
Valley, the old fuel tank was removed for looks as well as to make room for the electric fuel pump which is mounted underneath the fuel cell.
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