shock tower brace....good mod?
04-16-2006, 03:49 PM
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i wish i had 700 bucks 
04-17-2006, 01:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Cal
Koni's are one of those parts that are expensive, but worth what they cost if you want the car to handle. They do more than springs, swaybars, and all of those other aftermarket suspesion pieces put together.
04-17-2006, 01:48 PM
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Originally Posted by mulletwearingtadrive
... sam strano told me they would match up really well with my H&R sports.
04-20-2006, 03:36 PM
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my buddy derek has H&R sports and Koni SA's on his 96 Z28 and that thing is badass....he used to autocross and road race a lot and after driving his car a few times I really want some Koni's, lol.
Hopefully this summer
Hopefully this summer
04-20-2006, 10:57 PM
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Strut Tower Brace I noticed a difference in hard cornering since putting a strut tower brace on my WS/6 about two years ago. I wouldn't say it's a necessary mod, but the difference is noticable. I drove a friends '00 Camaro SS, and it feels a little sloppier. When they were both stock, they felt the same.
It's kinda nice that my friends Camaro is stock, I can get used to any mods that I do to my WS/6, and then drive hers to feel what it was like before.
As someone else mentioned, it's a good place to lean on while working on other things.
It's kinda nice that my friends Camaro is stock, I can get used to any mods that I do to my WS/6, and then drive hers to feel what it was like before.
As someone else mentioned, it's a good place to lean on while working on other things.
04-20-2006, 11:16 PM
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Originally Posted by mitchntx
The ultimate mod is to wind copper wire along the length of the shaft, apply current and the resulting EMF will give you a positive charge on the air in the intake.
This positive charge "excites" the fuel when they mix in the chamber and it results in a 20% cleaner burn.
Guaranteed 50hp and cooler temps. The more current, the more power. It's a renewable energy source to replace nawz.
It will also clean up the emmissions for easy passing of smog tests.
Sweet!
This positive charge "excites" the fuel when they mix in the chamber and it results in a 20% cleaner burn.
Guaranteed 50hp and cooler temps. The more current, the more power. It's a renewable energy source to replace nawz.
It will also clean up the emmissions for easy passing of smog tests.
Sweet!
thats halarious 