Cobb RSB installed
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RE: Cobb RSB installed
ORIGINAL: MikeHTally
Yep, there's only room for one. The stock unit is pretty good, obviously. This one just makes the car
ORIGINAL: wineye
Virg, what's wrong with the OEM one? Do you have remove the OEM one?
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How big is that sucker Mike!?? It looks good and was one of the first mods I did to mine also... Progress, 22mm adjustable. I do eventually plan to go w/the Eibach/MS set though.
How big is that sucker Mike!?? It looks good and was one of the first mods I did to mine also... Progress, 22mm adjustable. I do eventually plan to go w/the Eibach/MS set though.
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RE: Cobb RSB installed
"Joint?" It's been a long time... Not interested anymore. If you mean the clamps to the body, the Cobb comes with new ones. The endlinks and all other hardware are reused as well.
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RE: Cobb RSB installed
Generally, they are strong enough to handle the new load, unless racing the car. Then stronger ones may be required, but they are expensive as my research has uncovered.
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