I personally think TSP downpipe and PRL frontpipe is the best setup with the stock exhaust. Do not go catless because it will rasp like hell. I haven’t bought an exhaust because I love the current tone I have and would rather buy a turbo for the price of a catback.
Yeah same here, it will be expensive and not worth your time to make a type s wannabe, it is just better to buy a different car. Getting a widebody means cutting your precious fenders and quarter panels to gain the clearance that a type s has.
Got my rear pads, rotors and rear left caliper changed. They found that my rear left caliper was "stuck" and "hanging up" which caused it to wear the pads premature. A little confused because both sides wore down fast, not just the rear left side. Maybe it caused the parking brake to not...
Yeah I would like to buy a thermometer gun and try it. I run paragon p3 in the front and wanted to get those but they were a week out and my rear pads were basically down to metal last time. I don’t think they are dragging anymore since I can’t hear or smell them. The pad is low so maybe it has...
I think this can be a good idea, I have noticed the rear rotors have a ton of pad transfer and the pad transfer looks hot. Also with any braking on back roads the rear rotors gets so hot that it feels “warped”. I can also smell the rear brakes after stopping and the rear brakes are consistently...
Hey all,
I am at 42000 miles and have been through 3 stock sets of pads (First set was 20k, second set 10k, third set 7k.) and am currently on my 4th set of pads which are EBC yellows.
Installed these hoping to get some more life out of my highway cruiser / backroad warrior. Backroads involve...
I am on my 4th set of pads in the rear. Just crossed over 40k miles. First three set were OEM pads, OEM pads SUCK. Each set basically lasted 10k. My OEM front pads lasted about 25k, switched to Paragon P3 and Paragon rotors since they were lipped. Stock rotors in the rear currently but running...