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You might want to do some research on the torque arms first. Seems that some folks had problems with them. Not that the part itself is bad, but it is meant for cars under 11 seconds or so. Basically for daily use it could be bad if you don't have the angle adjusted just right.
I have the SLP sub-frame's and they work great! I would sugest using some blue loctite on the threads to help ensure that they do not come loose.
Alum. driveshaft is a good mod too. Less rotating mass is always a plus. Not a huge differnece but every drop in the bucket helps. :D
Shock tower brace was a good mod too. Easy, effective, and not too expensive. Not sure on the sway bars. I have the stock ones and they do the trick for me. LOL. ;) Same goes for shocks and springs. I know gas shocks ride a bit rougher because I had a old 87 TA that had them.
Not much going on, replaced my Kenwood double din stereo with a Pioneer double din, the Kenwood had problems. Then replaced my power inverter for my reverse...
3 weeks ago
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