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ISF would be a much better choice than the 135i, but it's also 60k+ isn't it?

I still think 135i is a badass car.. I haven't driven one but if you can afford one, why not buy? I would buy a new 1 series before a lot of these cars listed.

This is what I've been saying forever, Bridget is bangin! I don't care if she's older or not, shes much easier on the eyes.

Gotta love Pink Floyd

What does my sig have to do with this topic? Are you talking about my cars? Oh, that's right.. I must not know about suspension on a mustang because it's not what I drive. Sleeve type coil overs do nothing other than allow for height adjustment, and unless you pair them with adjustable shocks, they're still a far cry from any well designed performance application coil over. It doesn't matter what brand those sleeve type coil overs are, they are just as good as any cheap ebay sleeve.. biggest difference is going to be spring rate/spring material and sleeve material. I've dealt with plenty of coil overs, ranging from sleeve types to full blown circuit coil overs and even straight up, top of the line luxury coil overs. Have you ever ridden in a car with a quality coil over that was properly setup and balanced? Any sleeve is going to be hardly comparable to a real coil over that allows height, dampening(rebound, compression and preload), as well as shock travel adjustment in really any performance aspect... yes even in drag racing. So, really.. sleeve type coilovers, in general, are junk as I said. They don't do much for a car other than looks, a change in spring rate and simple height adjustment. Sure, sleeve type coilovers work, and can get someone by with a street car, but you get what you pay for is essentially what it comes down to.. all from a performance aspect, of course.

Junk for anything other than looks/drag.

Twincharge FTW

ahhah DONK vette

what bolt pattern?

:thumbup: good info!

I see that Pagid makes race pads, but nothing about fluids, however this is the fluid I have previously heard of. I suppose it's not quite a year that you need to flush but they do say around 3 years for a daily driver, more with spirited driving in the mix. - Features/Benefits of ATE Super Blue Racing Brake Fluid: Blue tint of fluid makes bleeding brakes easier Ideal for race use, excellent choice for street driven vehicles, too Boiling point minimum: 536 degrees F Wet boiling point minimum: 388 degrees F Viscosity at -104 degrees F: max 1,400 mm 2/5 Designed to last up to 3 years under normal highway driving conditions To maintain the functional reliability of brake systems, brake fluid must be changed according to the specifications of the vehicle manufacturer (quality and change interval). In race/track applications, it becomes even more critical that the brake fluid is routinely changed to maintain optimum performance.

lol what a waste.. how do they think they're going to sell something like that?

Spaceghost, just try and find someone to help you for about 10 minutes and bleed it normally. Replace all four lines at the same time and start bleeding with the wheel furthest from your brake cylinder as stated, pretty straight forward. What brand of fluid are you using BTW? I understand the Hi-temp blue stuff has a short lifespan(more susceptible to water contamination) compared to regular fluids and it's recommended to be flushed and replaced about every year anyways.

It's more like cracksauce than Mayo.

Oh my god..

The nipple piercings do it for me.

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Redline is nuts and NOS is nasty Monster > *

Coilovers are far superior to springs and shocks.. As long as you aren't stingy and actually get quality coilovers they will ride much better than any spring and shock combo. You should be looking for something with height, dampening and shock travel adjustments.

Nikki Hymes was one of the girls that had been killed in the accident. What's strange is me and my buddies just called her to chill maybe 3 days before the accident. It's really unfortunate.

Anyone have one I can borrow tomorrow for an hour or two?

I hate Sloopy's with a passion.. you won't find gay dudes there, just underage hanna montana teenie boppers that think it's cool to finally get into a bar any 5 year old could.

Oh.

Sloopy's is a good one, right?

Eye candy :nod: