as for your front end what do you plan on changing?
Strict budget, slow restoration. *Now with moar budget*
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Better, but I changed a lot out at the same time so I can't attribute it to just the bushings. I need to space the diff down still, my driveshaft's still binding.
Nah.
It's a fun gear. Too low on the highway though, and it doesn't lock enough for the R888s. For regular all-seasons etc it should probably be fine though.hows that s4.10? too low or just right?
I think I am going to get a 3.25 and build it. If you still want the 4.10 when that's done I'll sell it to you.Leave a comment:
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OMGezzz those R888s. How does the rear end feel after you installed the subframe bushings ? I am probably going to be going the same route this year with some GC coils.Leave a comment:
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this thread gives me a reason to have an early sedan. I might even have to go back to DB's!Leave a comment:
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:D love your car man
P.S. that Infiniti behind you a few posts back is a total fart smellerLeave a comment:
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They will come with time, but they are not high on the list of priorities and they ain't gonna be no frankestein brakes. :p For now the stock brakes on HP+ and R888s can almost pull your eyes out of their sockets unless you are doing triple digits at which point they heat up pretty quick. If HT10s start to fade when I eventually go to the track I will bump bugg breaks up the priority list.
I can't tell you how long I've had the R888s since my speedo/odo is still inop; I'd venture to say about 1000-1500 miles.Leave a comment:
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Any plans for some bugg breaks? Mazda camipers would look sweet behind the trmsLeave a comment:
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