Valvetrain, Exhaust, Fikse & ThunderVolts on Sale @ Thunder Racing
06-01-2004, 09:13 PM
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Valvetrain, Exhaust, Fikse & ThunderVolts on Sale @ Thunder Racing Thunder Racing June Specials
- 10% OFF All Engine & Valvetrain Components (excluding cylinder heads) This does include THUNDER Cam Packages!
http://www.thunderracing.com/catalog...gories&pcid=51
- 20% OFF Taylor THUNDERvolt Spark Plug Wires
http://www.thunderracing.com/catalog...id=103&sid=186
- FREE SHIPPING on All Cat-back Exhausts and Headers Use Coupon Code FXSJ04 to activate the free shipping on your order.
http://www.thunderracing.com/catalog...gories&pcid=52
- $100 OFF any set of 4 FIKSE Wheels Our Fikse wheel selection can be found here: http://www.thunderracing.com/catalog...id=357&pcid=69 Call or e-mail for pricing, please.
You can give us a call at 877-516-7223 and any of our sales staff will be happy to take your order, or you can order on-line at www.thunderracing.com.
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Angie
- 10% OFF All Engine & Valvetrain Components (excluding cylinder heads) This does include THUNDER Cam Packages!
http://www.thunderracing.com/catalog...gories&pcid=51
- 20% OFF Taylor THUNDERvolt Spark Plug Wires
http://www.thunderracing.com/catalog...id=103&sid=186
- FREE SHIPPING on All Cat-back Exhausts and Headers Use Coupon Code FXSJ04 to activate the free shipping on your order.
http://www.thunderracing.com/catalog...gories&pcid=52
- $100 OFF any set of 4 FIKSE Wheels Our Fikse wheel selection can be found here: http://www.thunderracing.com/catalog...id=357&pcid=69 Call or e-mail for pricing, please.
You can give us a call at 877-516-7223 and any of our sales staff will be happy to take your order, or you can order on-line at www.thunderracing.com.
Thanks!
Angie
06-13-2004, 06:36 AM
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Originally Posted by rons 00z
is this %10 off the already slashed price on the net?
The prices that we have on our web page already reflect the 10% off sale price (the ones with the red slash and the new price underneath.)
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Hey Angie,
I'm really looking at the T-Rex kit. What is the advantage/difference between the Crane and Comp springs for the T-Rex kit? How much longer would the Comps last over the Crane's, or vice versa? Do either springs require machining or anything to the head to fit?
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I'm really looking at the T-Rex kit. What is the advantage/difference between the Crane and Comp springs for the T-Rex kit? How much longer would the Comps last over the Crane's, or vice versa? Do either springs require machining or anything to the head to fit?
Thanks.
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06-28-2004, 08:44 PM
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Originally Posted by max's dad
I bought your coil relocation kit, and would like a spare set of wires. $?
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06-28-2004, 09:19 PM
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Originally Posted by BuckeyeROC
Hey Angie,
I'm really looking at the T-Rex kit. What is the advantage/difference between the Crane and Comp springs for the T-Rex kit? How much longer would the Comps last over the Crane's, or vice versa? Do either springs require machining or anything to the head to fit?
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I'm really looking at the T-Rex kit. What is the advantage/difference between the Crane and Comp springs for the T-Rex kit? How much longer would the Comps last over the Crane's, or vice versa? Do either springs require machining or anything to the head to fit?
Thanks.
In terms of longevity, it is really hard to say which one will retain its pressure over time as both of these are relatively new springs on the market. In my opinion, it would be toss up between the two. Both should last for a solid 20k miles on an aggressively driven car.
When using the Crane springs with the TReX cam, it is recommended to install a .030" shim under each spring seat in order to increase the seat/open pressure and get the spring closer to coil bind. These are also available from Thunder Racing. I am unsure of the price or part # on this item, though.
Jason