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Jan 29, 2009, 06:33 PM
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I kno i sould've done the mustache bar replacement. Its like 11lb's difference. Well when your tire budget for a season is looking like what mine is heading for, you try and save those extra few $. Plus unless i buy it cash, the wife know's how much i'm spending. 
. Like i've said before and i kno you understand. This **** gets expensive!
. Like i've said before and i kno you understand. This **** gets expensive!
Jan 29, 2009, 06:36 PM
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I kno i sould've done the mustache bar replacement. Its like 11lb's difference. Well when your tire budget for a season is looking like what mine is heading for, you try and save those extra few $. Plus unless i buy it cash, the wife know's how much i'm spending. . Like i've said before and i kno you understand. This **** gets expensive!
. Like i've said before and i kno you understand. This **** gets expensive!
Jan 29, 2009, 07:02 PM
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Well there is racing all over the place. As Dan said PRP is fun for drag racing, and you can always have fun with these guys in the summer. We have auto-x around, TT's(these are on a go cart track, and Beaver Run north track should be a go this year also). Open lap days, (at Beaver Run). And hillclimbs(mostly in eastern PA and a few in central PA and Maryland. What are you looking for?
Jan 29, 2009, 09:35 PM
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Jan 29, 2009, 10:06 PM
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Well there is racing all over the place. As Dan said PRP is fun for drag racing, and you can always have fun with these guys in the summer. We have auto-x around, TT's(these are on a go cart track, and Beaver Run north track should be a go this year also). Open lap days, (at Beaver Run). And hillclimbs(mostly in eastern PA and a few in central PA and Maryland. What are you looking for?
as long as its fun and a adrenaline rush hah
Jan 29, 2009, 10:08 PM
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Jan 29, 2009, 10:17 PM
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Jan 29, 2009, 10:43 PM
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Speaking of bushings, Mike just installed the rear bump steer correction kit, and the mustache bar bushings. I bye far have the most bushings around the burgh i'll throw $10 on. 
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Bye the way HI new guy! Don't mind me i'm someone who you should never listen too.
On another subject. I have a new Mitsubishi in the family as of tommorow. (no not a x. The wife said i had to be able to fit the dogs in with the kids and she didn't like the idea of the dogs sitting on the kids laps.) SO i bought an Outlander, Graphite grey, with paddle shifters.. Seems like a decent car/truck to replace the pathfinder. I do love the nissan tho and wouldve' just bought another one but this was good deal and the financing is good. Oh well, i'm doing my part for the economy.
. Bye the way HI new guy! Don't mind me i'm someone who you should never listen too.
On another subject. I have a new Mitsubishi in the family as of tommorow. (no not a x. The wife said i had to be able to fit the dogs in with the kids and she didn't like the idea of the dogs sitting on the kids laps.) SO i bought an Outlander, Graphite grey, with paddle shifters.
. Seems like a decent car/truck to replace the pathfinder. I do love the nissan tho and wouldve' just bought another one but this was good deal and the financing is good. Oh well, i'm doing my part for the economy.Anybody install the front roll control kit yet?
Jan 30, 2009, 04:16 AM
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Jan 30, 2009, 05:17 AM
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I don't know to be honest. About the same as Mondo, maybe a tad bit lower by 1/4 inch. The bottom edge of my front lip is just 4 inches off the ground.
I too have the SE lip. If you are looknig to give your evo a more aggressive stance a mild drop and a lip, such as the ralliart is the way to go IMO. The lower lip giving the illusion of a much lower and more agressive stance.
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Jan 30, 2009, 05:49 AM
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works springs. i wouldn't recommend them. get coilovers.
i did my research, thought i picked a good set that would hold me over till i got a new suspension, ended up blowing out both front struts a few months ago.
so learn from my mistake, do it right the first time and get coil overs.
i did my research, thought i picked a good set that would hold me over till i got a new suspension, ended up blowing out both front struts a few months ago.
so learn from my mistake, do it right the first time and get coil overs.