are KBDDs necessary?
expensive
heavy
but look very sturdy and look like theyd help more then "regular" SFCs,
like BMR.
but is there really a difference?
and will they get in the way of long tubes? deep trans pan? aftermarket y pipe?
anyone own more then one set of SFCs on one car or drive a couple fbods and notice a diff?
I have them and they don't get in the way of anything.
I have however heard that the SLPs are much stiffer than the KBDDs, but they weigh a little more.
You loose a little clearance under the car though,i scrape a little more going over high speed bumps.
I have them and they don't get in the way of anything.
I have however heard that the SLPs are much stiffer than the KBDDs, but they weigh a little more.
SLP? no way!!
anyone else know anything about this?
btw..
its an auto,
so dont need super-stiff turns
which ones should i get for straightaway only?
im gonna go with fat et balloons,
so the cornering is gonna get crappy anyway
gonna get "regular" ones like BMR
but..
i dont like BMR
i want something that wont break.
any suggestions?
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The SLP's are heavier than the KBDD. They have nearly all the same attachment points. If you welded them in, they're probably close to if not the same as KBDD.
With that said.
The KBDD provide great structural rigidity. They are a little over kill. They do add extra weight, but provide a little extra support.
Even after 100's of passes my car is still tight as a drum.
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