Phamspeed budget kit - Big Mistake?
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Phamspeed budget kit - Big Mistake?
Well I'm finally getting around to installing everything. Got the hot parts on and have the turbo just sitting on there for now. It's a T6 flange so I'm having a T6-T4 adapter made in case I end up going with a T4 in the future. This thing definatley has NO ground clearance. I had Eibach sportlines on the car for quite a while and put my stock rear springs back in. I can't find my stock fronts so this is what it looks like with the sportlines. About 2" of clearance.
Here is a shot with the car raised to simulate stock springs. Still only about 3" of clearance.
Few random pics of the engine compartment. Should have plenty of room for a custom radiator and FAL pusher fans.
Here is a shot with the car raised to simulate stock springs. Still only about 3" of clearance.
Few random pics of the engine compartment. Should have plenty of room for a custom radiator and FAL pusher fans.
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I got the header kit and i very rarely scrape it. Although i aint lowered. Everyone wiht the phamspeed kit has the same issue. As long as u dont go of roading or doin 40 over speed bumps ur fine. GL man
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Originally Posted by 99SS-T
I got the header kit and i very rarely scrape it. Although i aint lowered. Everyone wiht the phamspeed kit has the same issue. As long as u dont go of roading or doin 40 over speed bumps ur fine. GL man
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i only have 3" (no more) of clearance on my forward facing header kit. It's rough for everyone, just drive like a grandma over speed bumps and watch for debris on roads/highways...
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Originally Posted by JerikSS
Does anyone know how to reroute these things differently at a muffler shop or something???
That would be a BIG mistake.