upgraded toe's/trailing links for FD?
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Rotor or no motor
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when one of my bushing failed the wheel looked like it wasnt bolted on the car while i was on the dyno. and as for the previous post, my BRAND NEW OEM bushing failed after 6k kms of a brand spanking new 2002 fd...
6k kms is raughly 4k miles
6k kms is raughly 4k miles
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You guys really don't know what you are talking about regarding the toe links. If you won't take my word for it, ask DamonB (absentee supermoderator). He is a nationally competitive autocrosser, and a high level road racer. He has the same opinion as I do.
Ernie: Regarding drag racing, please explain to me how an aftermarket toe link will improve performance
Ernie: Regarding drag racing, please explain to me how an aftermarket toe link will improve performance
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Just a simple case when advertising works.
When a company tells you that you need product X, and you've done no research on your own, you're willing to buy into it. Whether it offers an improvement or not doesn't really matter. You bought their product, and they made money :P
When a company tells you that you need product X, and you've done no research on your own, you're willing to buy into it. Whether it offers an improvement or not doesn't really matter. You bought their product, and they made money :P
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