I am looking at installing the FRPP handling package on my 2008 Bullitt. Any feedback on the ride quality of the FRPP Dampers?

 

Plenty. Maybe even more than plenty.

Start with this link.
Search linkey no workee. See post #14 below.



Norm

 

https://mustangforums.com/forum/s197...-2005-fr3.html

https://mustangforums.com/forum/s197...ling-pack.html

Did you meant these threads Norm or no?

This is not a new topic or debate, please refer to these threads.

 

Those are two of them. I'm surprised that the link didn't work - it verified OK on the same machine this morning

This was the search:

Search: Keyword(s): FRPP dampers

101 hits


Norm

 

Don't worry about the GT-R, it will spend most of it's life in the service bay of the nearest Nissan dealership, like the 3rd gen RX-7.

 

Search? Come on Norm, you know better then that! No one uses the search function on a forum, easier to just ask and wait, maybe get flammed. I don't even think people use Google anymore sometimes.

 

I was talking to someone last week at Mosport and he said that owners were having troubles with transmissions and differentials and that Nissan in Canada was not being to helpful - something to do with driving the cars too hard!

 

It had something to do with durability involving the launch control. The 2010 cars apparently will not receive that option.

http://www.autospies.com/news/2010-N...Control-37762/


Norm

 

Haha well, issues or not, the GT-R is still a fun car to have in the family and rip around in once in awhile. I would never want to get one for myself though; I'd rather be able to actually drive my car, not the other way around. I'm pretty sure the dash had computers which were monitoring the computers which were monitoring things I've never even heard of in the first place. Just a simple TCS toggle switch is more my style.