DFW install party?
09-28-2010, 10:02 PM
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As far as struts, maybe, but I made that mistake with OEM sways, yes they eliminated ALOT of roll, but they also eliminated alot of grip as well. The sways are on their softest settings.
09-29-2010, 06:42 PM
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For Texas home owners, most of your taxes go to your local area.
09-29-2010, 07:17 PM
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Guess you forgot Texas like every other state in the union, save like 2 states, taxes every purchase you make... Even MORE money funneled into your local area for absolutely no return!
09-29-2010, 07:28 PM
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The reason you are loosing your rear end now is because your sways are doing their job, its your tires that cant hold up to your suspension now. Your car handles better now because some body roll has been eliminated... Its your tires, not your suspension.
09-29-2010, 07:37 PM
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This is the typical give a mouse a cookie arguement, whats after the tires? the breaks? oh now you've got breaks you need a new super duper clutch line! *rolls eyes*
09-29-2010, 07:42 PM
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The original design of the car handles great but you think thats the best it can handle? lol I think you're smarter than that Thomas, you can ALWAYS improve on something... Mazdaspeed designed these suspension parts and their body kit to improve on the RX-8's already great handling.
You wanted to know Thomas so I told you my thoughts on whats going on...
09-29-2010, 08:17 PM
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Im not going to debate this if you havent done your research Thomas...
The original design of the car handles great but you think thats the best it can handle? lol I think you're smarter than that Thomas, you can ALWAYS improve on something... Mazdaspeed designed these suspension parts and their body kit to improve on the RX-8's already great handling.
You wanted to know Thomas so I told you my thoughts on whats going on...
The original design of the car handles great but you think thats the best it can handle? lol I think you're smarter than that Thomas, you can ALWAYS improve on something... Mazdaspeed designed these suspension parts and their body kit to improve on the RX-8's already great handling.
You wanted to know Thomas so I told you my thoughts on whats going on...
Do I think the orginal handling of the car can be improved? Yes. Do I think I should replace all the handling parts on my car at the same time? No. That would be bat **** stupid. You dial each piece in until they are perfect, rinse and repeat. I'm not arguing that the Mazdaspeed parts are better/worse. I am arguing that for me the investment is not worth it from a price vs improved performance standpoint. You can improve every part on your car but it wont make you a better driver. I chose to spend my money on track time, you chose to spend it on parts. To each his own.
Also I didn't want to know anything. I've gone through this whole thread and no where did I ask for your opinion.
09-29-2010, 09:51 PM
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Dude, seriously? While you're correct, if I spent my time correcting people's grammar and spelling mistakes, I'd never be able to do anything else. It's atrocious.
But I am thinking of having a Spelling and Grammar **** day during which I "fix" everyone's awful posts. Trouble is, it would only amount to a drop in the bucket.
But I am thinking of having a Spelling and Grammar **** day during which I "fix" everyone's awful posts. Trouble is, it would only amount to a drop in the bucket.
