Is it worth it for me?
06-16-2008, 03:34 PM
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Is it worth it for me? I'm debating whether or not I should upgrade my rear. I plan on doing a "canyon carver" type of suspension and keeping street tires on it, not doing the drag racing set-up. I have a mild cam and bolt-ons, thinking about getting a more aggressive cam. It's not a daily driver, just weekend cruiser, and will see occasional track use. I don't need to launch terribly hard as I'm not concerned with getting my ET's as low as possible or anything, just want to have fun with it, but still I don't want to have to worry about breaking the rear. Is it worth it for me to get a rear now, or should the stock 10 bolt hold up to what I've described? ...The car has 102,000 miles on it. M6.
06-16-2008, 03:45 PM
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I'm debating whether or not I should upgrade my rear. I plan on doing a "canyon carver" type of suspension and keeping street tires on it, not doing the drag racing set-up. I have a mild cam and bolt-ons, thinking about getting a more aggressive cam. It's not a daily driver, just weekend cruiser, and will see occasional track use. I don't need to launch terribly hard as I'm not concerned with getting my ET's as low as possible or anything, just want to have fun with it, but still I don't want to have to worry about breaking the rear. Is it worth it for me to get a rear now, or should the stock 10 bolt hold up to what I've described? ...The car has 102,000 miles on it. M6.
With an M6, its not "IF" it will break, its "WHEN", up-grade now before its too late, then you'll wish you did
, now when i say "up-grade", i don't mean the 10 bolt, throw that sucker aside & get a 9" 
06-17-2008, 04:42 AM
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Sounds like you answered your own Q. 'Quote' 'But i still don't want to have to worry about breaking the rear"
With an M6, its not "IF" it will break, its "WHEN", up-grade now before its too late, then you'll wish you did, now when i say "up-grade", i don't mean the 10 bolt, throw that sucker aside & get a 9"
With an M6, its not "IF" it will break, its "WHEN", up-grade now before its too late, then you'll wish you did
, now when i say "up-grade", i don't mean the 10 bolt, throw that sucker aside & get a 9"