My first turboed car ;)
05-16-13, 11:45 PM
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Damn that r888/rpf1 combo is so sexy. I never thought I'd hear myself saying tires are sexy but those hit the spot.
Let me know what you think of that fuel pump. I've been considering going a similar route but I'm still on the fence.
Let me know what you think of that fuel pump. I've been considering going a similar route but I'm still on the fence.
05-21-13, 03:05 AM
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Should be a couple FDs on the track this year
05-21-13, 11:05 AM
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I used to do a lot of shock repair and rebuilding etc and this setup has always worked a lot better than those brands in my experience. Most of those units don't do much dampening; their valving setup just doesn't do much, and their spring rates aren't much good unless you are on a glass track.
05-23-13, 12:42 PM
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ps i really want rpf1s
05-23-13, 12:47 PM
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YESSSSSSSS. i have mine too, just been lazy to get it done. cant wait to see pics.. i dont think plastidip is "great" but its a damn great solution and the results are acceptable in my book. its a lot nicer driving a car not worrying about a 5-7k paint job!!
ps i really want rpf1s
05-23-13, 01:17 PM
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I say leave it in the box just for that picture. It'll give you something to think about if you ever do have a fire.
I really think you're making a mistake with that plasidip being that the original paint is there and doesn't seem bad at all. You just need to paint a bumper cover to match and it shouldn't be that expensive.
But you seem like the kind of guy who needs to learn the hard way so I think you'll do what you plan to do no matter what anyone tells you.
I really think you're making a mistake with that plasidip being that the original paint is there and doesn't seem bad at all. You just need to paint a bumper cover to match and it shouldn't be that expensive.
But you seem like the kind of guy who needs to learn the hard way so I think you'll do what you plan to do no matter what anyone tells you.