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#21
You must not be able to tell the difference between 266rwhp and 500rwhp then. lol It was a night and day difference when i did my subframe connectors, and my car already had them stock cus its a vert. They werent much but they were more than a coupe has. I would really say the subframe connectors would be your best bet my friend.
#22
You must not be able to tell the difference between 266rwhp and 500rwhp then. lol It was a night and day difference when i did my subframe connectors, and my car already had them stock cus its a vert. They werent much but they were more than a coupe has. I would really say the subframe connectors would be your best bet my friend.
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#23
Maybe they are not installed right then. After I had mine installed the car felt totally different. Night and day. Car is much more rigid, and feels solid. I cannot express how great a mod they were. No performance gains, but overall a much needed mod.
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#25
The other thing that could be done and very much justified and worth it would be SS braided lines, powerslot rotors or just OEM blanks and Hawk HPS pads...
I may wait and go that route
I may wait and go that route
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#27
I said I didn't notice anything, big whoop. You have a vert, you NEED them.
OP doesn't have a pulled cobra either.
#29
the more I think about it, the more I think I'll go with a little brake upgrade. Worth it more than the clutch parts/sfc's.
I have noticed on a hot day when pulling into the driveway and doing the final stop, I can hear and feel a little spongyness in the brakes.
I have noticed on a hot day when pulling into the driveway and doing the final stop, I can hear and feel a little spongyness in the brakes.
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