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Old 04-29-2020, 12:47 PM   #57
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You do want speed don't you?
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Old 04-29-2020, 01:15 PM   #58
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That's not gonna happen. Its gonna be an fa24 but no turbo.

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I don't know man. Everything is still just rumors at this point. I have read some stuff indicating that there are regulations outside of the US that would prevent them from going over 2.0 liters. We will just have to wait and see. I'm just hoping the new one doesn't have all these weird interior rattles and vibrations.
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Old 04-29-2020, 01:26 PM   #59
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You do want speed don't you?
No. I want the sensation of my brain sloshing from one side of my cranial cavity to the other.
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I don't know man. Everything is still just rumors at this point. I have read some stuff indicating that there are regulations outside of the US that would prevent them from going over 2.0 liters. We will just have to wait and see. I'm just hoping the new one doesn't have all these weird interior rattles and vibrations.
Bruh. Sound with Frost King is what I use in the trunk and rear deck. I swear everything makes noise. Even when I no one in the front, the lever to slide the seat back makes noise. Smh

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Bruh. Sound with Frost King is what I use in the trunk and rear deck. I swear everything makes noise. Even when I no one in the front, the lever to slide the seat back makes noise. Smh

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Try having solid subframe mounts, one piece aluminum driveshaft, IRP shifter, stiffer suspension bushings, stiffer motor, trans and diff bushings with a diff brace. I think I went a little too far It slays through the twisties though
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Try having solid subframe mounts, one piece aluminum driveshaft, IRP shifter, stiffer suspension bushings, stiffer motor, trans and diff bushings with a diff brace. I think I went a little too far It slays through the twisties though
Lmbo. That right there will do haha.

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Old 04-30-2020, 06:26 AM   #63
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Personally, I feel it is hard to justify spending the money to go FI on this car when there is a 2nd gen version that may have a turbo releasing in about a year from now. It would just make way more sense to get the new one with factory boost for a variety of reasons. I think the only power mods that make sense doing at this point are air filter, inlet tube, header, and tune. We will just have to wait and see what the 2nd gen actually has when they announce it.
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No such thing as too far. Why do you need an interior? The car feels so much better if you take most of that unnecessary weight out.
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No such thing as too far. Why do you need an interior? The car feels so much better if you take most of that unnecessary weight out.
Lol maybe in a couple years. It has crossed my mind but I still drive it on the street too much to be able to live with that.
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Lol maybe in a couple years. It has crossed my mind but I still drive it on the street too much to be able to live with that.
Me too, but no way on a DD. Someday I want a project car, maybe a used Miata or BRZ that I go to the nth degree to make lighter. I am talking drilling holes is various parts like a crazy person.
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Lol maybe in a couple years. It has crossed my mind but I still drive it on the street too much to be able to live with that.
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Me too, but no way on a DD. Someday I want a project car, maybe a used Miata or BRZ that I go to the nth degree to make lighter. I am talking drilling holes is various parts like a crazy person.

It really isn't that bad in a daily driver. I mean the car you take to work every day and don't ever need to have passengers in. And it really gives you boatloads of cargo space. I fit high backed office chairs in my car. Only thing I need is the stereo and the a/c / heater.
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Custom tune might give you another 5 horsepower if you're lucky. If you're tracking the car, I would think twice before going the forced induction route. Too many tales of woe for me.
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