View Poll Results: Which mod?
Springs? which one is safe for 2006 19in coupe?
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57.58%
Groundwire? which brand?
8
24.24%
others?
6
18.18%
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Is it worth to spend $200 for ground wire in auto?
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Is it worth to spend $200 for ground wire in auto?
I have an auto coupe. I am planning to do a small mod. $200-$300. Is groundwire worth? which one is good?
What about Spring? I want to do that so bad!!! I want 1 inch drop only. Which set is good? Tein S? Tein H? I want something safe for my shocks.
What about Spring? I want to do that so bad!!! I want 1 inch drop only. Which set is good? Tein S? Tein H? I want something safe for my shocks.
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I have an 06 6mt and i didn't notice ****! ! ! Don't waste ur money on grounding wires... I bought the hyper grounding kit and wasted $100... Here some picks... Only buy them if u want them for looks.... The G is grounded already... No resistance... I tested it myself with a volt meter...
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Originally Posted by norcal_chan96
I have an 06 6mt and i didn't notice ****! ! ! Don't waste ur money on grounding wires... I bought the hyper grounding kit and wasted $100... Here some picks... Only buy them if u want them for looks.... The G is grounded already... No resistance... I tested it myself with a volt meter...
there IS resistance. maybe you had your meter on the wrong setting. however, is there enuf resistance to spend 200 bucks on grounding?.. HELL NO! i could think of MUCH better ways to spend 200 clams.
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there are so many of spacer, which one is good for our car? What does it really do anyway?
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Originally Posted by fortified
Allows the front cylinders to breath better. Stock plenum is lower in front for stying reasons, etc. so they would not have to raise the hood. But a 5/16" spacer will still allow you to keep the engine cover on and get better throttle response across most the band.