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| Author: | Mark Calandra [ Sat Jul 09, 2005 04:43:48 ] |
| Post subject: | What options are worth it??? |
I know this has been asked but what options do you guys feel are worth a performance gain over stock. Im not much into bling. I have never broken a single part on my car. I turn good lap times with the car and feel very comfortable with it, but there is always room for improvement. I have a stock car, no T on the center diff gear. But I do have the white pistons. Any suggestions? Tell me why it better than stock(performance). |
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| Author: | Aaron Mathiason [ Sat Jul 09, 2005 06:51:56 ] |
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Glad you are liking the car. IMO these will get you some more reliability for the spur. you dont have the problem with it but some people may still. New motor mounting system. Easy to change out motors and very effective in eliminating flew near the spur/clutchbell. 3D ackerman plate. Very good feedback from all team drivers. A soon to be must have IMO. The long arms are working very well on my car as well as the new rear hubs and front kniuckles. I havent got cray with the rear hubs yet but they are beautiful. I am currently running 2 degree rear toe and my car feels very good. I will try 2.5 and see if I can get a tad more steering. Car is very smooth and consistant right now. It has zero problems in the rough stuff.... |
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| Author: | Aaron Mathiason [ Sat Jul 09, 2005 06:54:05 ] |
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Also.... take a peek at the new carbon chassis braces. Can be used to help tune the chassis. Make it flex in certain areas to maintain drivability on rough tracks... That is an option that isoverlooked very often. |
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| Author: | guy02 [ Sat Jul 09, 2005 10:15:21 ] |
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I got the new alu steering blocks and gonna sell them again I feel better with the stock ones rear are real nice to play with but both are not absolutely necessary soft arms are better in the rough and improve stability but perhaps some problems with cvd's popping out if used with soft arms and max wideness I like the 3D steeringplate for getting rid of the toe-ing out new motormounts are a gorgeous and a must have |
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| Author: | Ger [ Sat Jul 09, 2005 12:11:36 ] |
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