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Re: Advice on upgrades [Re: ] #1380545 27/09/2012 01:00 27/09/2012 01:00
L Lego Unregistered
Lego Unregistered L	Originally Posted by Marco20ValveT Some people. Soo... Upgrades You will definatly not regret it!! Thanks Marco, that doesn't help...... I'm already having a hard time deciding if it's a good idea or not

Re: Advice on upgrades [Re: ] #1380555 27/09/2012 07:27 27/09/2012 07:27
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burnbike Unregistered B	Originally Posted by Biggenz If you want to mod your car, you'll mod your car, no matter what anyone says. If the tuning bug has bitten you though, it only means trouble. the neverending quest for Horse Power....

Re: Advice on upgrades [Re: ] #1380602 27/09/2012 11:10 27/09/2012 11:10
L Lego Unregistered
Lego Unregistered L	Originally Posted by johnnybravoturbo My advice is For the love of god keep it standard. I could've ran an entry level classics race season cheaper than what I have spent on mine down the years. Well if the man who was gonna do the upgrades tells you the above, then I'm gonna to take his advice. Thanks John, Decision made. I'll buy some wheels and track tyres instead. And maybe uprated discs as I'm pretty sure mine are warped now anyway.

Re: Advice on upgrades [Re: ] #1380733 27/09/2012 18:46 27/09/2012 18:46
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Re: Advice on upgrades [Re: ] #1380800 27/09/2012 22:02 27/09/2012 22:02
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johnnybravoturbo Unregistered J	Well put it this way Marko I say to all of my customers that if your not happy with the power then don't pay. (Barbz crazylegs marco20vt and Biggenz's exempt due to terms and conditions) Whatever route you take modifying a strong initial platform is never something you regret.

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