Descending to the next level of Mod Hell
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RE: Descending to the next level of Mod Hell
Advanced Motorsport Solutions carries them as well, but they are still $999.
#12
RE: Descending to the next level of Mod Hell
ORIGINAL: Palindari
After viewing your laundry list of mods - I'm shocked you still have room to manuever!
After viewing your laundry list of mods - I'm shocked you still have room to manuever!
#13
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#14
RE: Descending to the next level of Mod Hell
So which DEFCON would you get- 1, 2, or 3?
I'm still debating myself as to getting 2 or 3 as I use my TT as a daily driver but want to do an occasional track day. Any suggestions?
I'm still debating myself as to getting 2 or 3 as I use my TT as a daily driver but want to do an occasional track day. Any suggestions?
#15
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I'll probably go with DEFCON 2. But it isn't going to happen for another year or so. I just had the car corner balanced last fall, just before the announcement of DEFCON. Since changing all the control arm bushings would require realignment and redoing the corner balance, that will add about $600 to the install.
#16
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yeah did the google thing (not a noobie here) those were the only sites i found using google..just wanted to know of a possible cheaper price than the 1000 since i havnt drivin either of the two i guess i cant be to picky...although i like the idea of the oversteer characteristic a little more than the blue but like i said i havent tried them.
#17
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I know you aren't a n00b but I like to use that pic every once in a while.
The orange controllers are pretty new and in limited supply so I doubt you'll see much of a price drop anytime soon. You can sometimes pick up a blue controller cheap on the Vortex classifieds when someone is selling their TT>
The orange controllers are pretty new and in limited supply so I doubt you'll see much of a price drop anytime soon. You can sometimes pick up a blue controller cheap on the Vortex classifieds when someone is selling their TT>
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RE: Descending to the next level of Mod Hell
Sounds like a pretty good list of goodies, but how are you gonna fit them all on your sig w/o covering up the car? ; )
I like the defcon idea, but its too simple for that much money. I want high tech stuff if I'm paying more than a few $20's. I figure I'd measure the ID of a control arm that uses the Mk I bushing, measure a Mk II control arm ID, calculate for a press fit, and fire up the lathe. Can't be any harder than that. I have buddies in NC that anno paintball stuff all the time, and theres a laser marker at work if I wanted to make myself a true knock off.
I like the defcon idea, but its too simple for that much money. I want high tech stuff if I'm paying more than a few $20's. I figure I'd measure the ID of a control arm that uses the Mk I bushing, measure a Mk II control arm ID, calculate for a press fit, and fire up the lathe. Can't be any harder than that. I have buddies in NC that anno paintball stuff all the time, and theres a laser marker at work if I wanted to make myself a true knock off.
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