Whats it matter if its stick on or actually made of cf? You wouldn't even be able to tell the difference and its not like you're actually getting any kind of weight savings from a "real" cf surround. lol.
Im looking at getting new tires. Has anyone run 215/35 tires before? Or is this too small?
go with a 40 series... 215/40.. it'll feel better.. youll feel EVERYTHING w/ 35 series.. and it's easier to break/bend rims.
I just wanted to see what people thought about 35 series. I know the dude from Spain and hwyufo are running 35 series. I think 40 will be perfect. I think 205 is too small of a width. I would prefer 215 or 225.
I just wanted to see what people thought about 35 series. I know the dude from Spain and hwyufo are running 35 series. I think 40 will be perfect. I think 205 is too small of a width. I would prefer 215 or 225.
I just wanted to see what people thought about 35 series. I know the dude from Spain and hwyufo are running 35 series. I think 40 will be perfect. I think 205 is too small of a width. I would prefer 215 or 225.
K.Soze = WIN!
It's finally done today, after a month of doing research, getting parts, returning things that need not have been returned (I'm really tired of watching tracking numbers and waiting for fedex/u[s, now), my MSP's first major upgrade/overhaul/tune is done.
Now installed and working wonderfully are the following: GT28RS, CustomMSP SMIC, Turbohoses Hardpipes, Front and rear AWR motor mounts, and AWR side motor mount inserts.
Running at 7psi controlled with a manual boost controller, stock exhaust (ran out of money for the time being), and stock ECU, my MSP made 201hp with a very nice curve (that I cant show yet because my scanner aint working at the moment) and nice rich A/F to protect my soon-to-be-forged-but-currently-not internals.
The urge to turn up the boost and make more, easy hp is pretty strong but I've done enough research to know that I'm not gonna even think about that until I've built up the engine internals a bit.