help me spend
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Instructor
Joined: Aug 2008
Posts: 100
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From: Ashburn Virginia
help me spend
a few bucks.
1999 frc stock, 57k miles, strong dyno numbers. would like to spend a few hundred and get the most (and safest) bang for those bucks. thinking a new air intake system would be the start, yes? which one and why? or?
with a $350-400ish budget, what would you do? daily driver.
thanks gang
1999 frc stock, 57k miles, strong dyno numbers. would like to spend a few hundred and get the most (and safest) bang for those bucks. thinking a new air intake system would be the start, yes? which one and why? or?
with a $350-400ish budget, what would you do? daily driver.
thanks gang
Drifting
Joined: Dec 2001
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From: Little Rock, AR
As mentioned above the Vararam and Honker are good. I switched to the Honker after having the Vararam for a couple of years. I don't know if the fit and finish of the Vararam has improved or not over the past few years but the one I had left a little to be desired.
Thread Starter
Instructor
Joined: Aug 2008
Posts: 100
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From: Ashburn Virginia
with some looking into the honker looks better. the car is a daily driver and i'm seeing reports of hydrolock using the vararam - as well as fit and finish issues.
thanks gang!
thanks gang!
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