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have fun. even though HIN's minus 2 GT-Rs, look for a Yellow R34 with Focus Auto Sales on it. I think it might be going.
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QUOTE (PDK @ Yesterday, 5:54 AM) | Just a little preview of whats to come
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aww man not you too PDK... I just did an install for the exact same thing on a friend's Fit. Pain in the #$^@#^ing ass and for like... 120 hp? For having to break stuff in the engine bay and moving hard lines around including the ac line being around a cm away from tensioning pulleys.... When we drove the car, it sounded ok... but it didn't drive much better than it did before. part of why my buddy Kev and I hate Fits: I'd say look into suspension rather than supercharging. Fits actually have decent coil over support which is more than I can say for something like a Scion. On the bright side, no problems so far with the car we put that in other than some money that was used up on flair. This post has been edited by The J on Mar 12 2009, 12:16 PM
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QUOTE (The J @ 2 hours, 24 minutes ago) | aww man not you too PDK... I just did an install for the exact same thing on a friend's Fit. Pain in the #$^@#^ing ass and for like... 120 hp? For having to break stuff in the engine bay and moving hard lines around including the ac line being around a cm away from tensioning pulleys.... When we drove the car, it sounded ok... but it didn't drive much better than it did before.
part of why my buddy Kev and I hate Fits: I'd say look into suspension rather than supercharging. Fits actually have decent coil over support which is more than I can say for something like a Scion.
On the bright side, no problems so far with the car we put that in other than some money that was used up on flair.
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Suspension I have down, I don't need coilovers because that knob will just taunt me everyday until I play with it, and the fact that I'd slam my fit and never be able to go over speed bumps ever again. I have a set of J's Racing Shocks and Springs, -1.5 camber up front, which is perfect for what I use the fit for(70%DD and a bit of spirited driving), although it could be a TAD stiffer. The SC itself, I bought because I was tired of waiting for the highboost kit, and it was on special for the month of Feb. Hondata + injectors are coming soon too. ..and the Turbo alternatives out there didnt spark my interests (T1R, HKS) Nothing wrong with the fit, I choose it over DD'ing the STi thats parked inside my garage. I like little fwd boxes =P Girls dig them too hahaha This post has been edited by PDK on Mar 12 2009, 02:38 PM
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Probably also because the fit's chassis beats the snot out of a scion chassis. The new fits do absolutely 0 for me. I dig the older ones a lot more (your body style)
This post has been edited by BmwNeoType on Mar 12 2009, 04:04 PM
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good to know you've got some sort of direction with your car. I was afraid you were like my friend who saw it, thought it was trendy and got a kit... then made us install it for him. Didn't pay nearly enough to make us do it. Also You'd be surprised (I know I was when BMW Neo taught me) how slammed you can run and still be able to drive over whatever. The ONLY problem I have ever had with being super slammed has been ramping into single car garages. Otherwise there have been no issues other than the learning curb. I'm sure BMW Neotype has some pics floating around somewhere of inch high daily drives that are far more extreme than anything I'd be comfortable with. ps- BMW changed your title to something more appropriate This post has been edited by The J on Mar 12 2009, 04:09 PM
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