dropping some pounds on a notch?
10-12-2006, 07:33 PM
#11
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Join Date: Feb 2005
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RE: dropping some pounds on a notch?
ORIGINAL: 88blackgt
haha i dont have mine on. body roll is pretty bad but its nothing thats like completely undriveable. is this a track car, street car, street car that goes to the track, track car that sees the street every once in a while or what? you're talking about completely gutting the car i assumed it wasnt much of a street car. but ya my car is a street car w/o a sway bar and i dont have a problem at all, just gotta go a little slower lol. i guess its up to you how far you want to go and what the car is going to be used for.
haha i dont have mine on. body roll is pretty bad but its nothing thats like completely undriveable. is this a track car, street car, street car that goes to the track, track car that sees the street every once in a while or what? you're talking about completely gutting the car i assumed it wasnt much of a street car. but ya my car is a street car w/o a sway bar and i dont have a problem at all, just gotta go a little slower lol. i guess its up to you how far you want to go and what the car is going to be used for.
Good point, I thought about that after I posted. No sway bar on a track (strip) car is no big deal but on a DD..I dunno..
10-12-2006, 07:36 PM
#12
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RE: dropping some pounds on a notch?
i guess its all about what you can put up with. mine isnt a dd but during the summer i drive it regularly. then again ive also got a cage, big cam and car is loud. no a/c, but i still have p/s. guess it all depends on what you want as far as creature comforts, some people arent bothered by stuff, others are
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