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PRD2BDF

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  1. You should be fine with your approach. The important thing is that you're putting protectant back on afterwards.
  2. Seems like there will be no zr1 according to sources
  3. About 3,600-3,700 pounds. It's a fatty. I think the only noticeable difference will be the torque steer
  4. The engine and transmission has been proven to handle up to 400 hp before doing any major work. Many people have this tune for over 50-60,000 plus miles and had no issues. I don't foresee any issues.
  5. Basically a programmer that holds your original tune so you can revert back to stock if needed. Comes with three tunes: normal, mild, and aggressive. Also can alter wheel size for speedometer and raise the speed limiter. The factory tune is so restrained and the tune simply removes the restraints and this is what the motor naturally produces without any mods other than colder plugs. Mine is the 2.8T V6. Gets about 20 in city and 25-29 highway. I suggest the 2.0T, it's much more economical (my old one got 38 mpg highway). Edit: and with the tune, mpg actually increases a couple provided you're not flooring it every time.
  6. Will be ordering a tuning package for the Saab and tune it at the end of the month after prepping the car (new plugs and transmission fluid change) Stock: 250 hp and 258 tq Post-tune: 320 hp and 409 tq Looking forward to it.
  7. Take the carpet out, dilute some laundry soap, wet carpet, spray the soap all over it and let sit for 15-20 minutes then power wash the fuck out of it
  8. Any suv drivers. They either go way under the limit or ride your ass. Oh and there is always 1 person in the SUV, ne.ver more than that
  9. The design is certainly disappointing. I thought the previous designs looked more unique. The bugeyes looked like nothing else on the road, even the later designs still looked unique. This? Looks like every other car on the road
  10. Would join others in auto crossing them
  11. I really like how it looks. I would drive. Would be nice to have a turbo 4 that isn't the fiat 1.4
  12. Wasn't cost effective for me plus Saabs are typically known to be sure-footed in snow. Got new all seasons since old ones went bald. No issues at all Michelin pilot as3s
  13. Sweet car. I'm a automatic daily fan. I drove a old truck in rush hour for several weeks. Got. Old. Fast. Love the color too
  14. They should take it down to okc But what I really want to see is Atomic Fusion down there. I bet Mark will wipe the smirks off their faces
  15. Damn, another person that will be faster than me. I expect a ride
  16. 1. It looks fine to me 2. It looks fine to me 3. AUDI LOL
  17. If strangers want to help, let them, it shows that we still can have faith in humanity.
  18. My philosophy is that if someone offers to help, accept it. If you don't need the money later for whatever reason, donate the remainder to someone else in the same position as you were in. Best of luck for your wife. Stay strong
  19. Is this going to be street-legal? I'm talking driving it more than once a week during one month a year.
  20. When I got rearended at 50 mph, I didn't experience any pain. I think it was because the Saab absorbed the impact and made it feel like a parking lot bump. Rest up and like clay said, pain meds will help. Also alternate between cold and hot compresses
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