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#2
08-11-2007, 03:30 AM
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Re: speedo accuracy
just keep doing what you are doing and sooner or later a cop will let you know how accurate it is.
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2000 Fed. Spec GT-"Lafawnduh" Mods: SPEC 2+ Clutch, Fidanza Flywheel, PowerStop Rotors, Red Stuff Pads, Stainless Brake Lines, B&M Short Shifter, Energy Suspension Shifter Bushings, Deyeme Firm Motor Mounts, KYB AGX shocks with Eibach Proline springs, Halo Projector Headlights with HID 12000K Conversion, TYC Carbon Tails, Kicker SS6.5 Component Front, SS MB8 Custom rear, Tsunami 2F Capacitor, ***New Stuff*** JVC KD-AV7010 In Dash DVD Player, Kicker L7 12" Woofer, Kenwood KAC-X10D Mono Amp 
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#4
08-11-2007, 03:32 PM
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Re: speedo accuracy
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Not everybody mods a car to run it at its top speed everywhere they can. That is just stupid... I suppose you would think with the car I am building I would be driving it 160mph everywhere just cause it can do it? Answer is hell no... Theres no reason to be driving a car around at 148mph, especially on a road that dead ends to your house...  What would you have done if your brakes had gone out on you while playing that little game? Also, just because there are no cops around doesn't make it right. What if something or someone had jumped out in front of you while you were going that fast?I swear, nobody ever thinks of these things when speeding like that... I also don't see how this has anything to do with speedometer accuracy. It sounds like you just wanna talk about maxing out the top speed of you car. I don't like threads like this when your doing it on the streets. Keep stupid speeds to the track where the proper emergency services are available to peel your dumbass off the pavement when you wreck... 
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#5
08-11-2007, 09:26 PM
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Re: speedo accuracy
yeah...none of those mods were done to make this fat pig go any faster. And the only reason I have a lightweight flywheel on it is because I needed to get my clutch replaced, and i figured I might as well upgrade the flywheel along with it. As for everything else, they either make it stop better, turn better, launch better, or just all in all drive tighter. There is no point in trying to make this car real fast in street trim because it's simply too fat, especially when I have as much stereo in my car as I do.
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2000 Fed. Spec GT-"Lafawnduh" Mods: SPEC 2+ Clutch, Fidanza Flywheel, PowerStop Rotors, Red Stuff Pads, Stainless Brake Lines, B&M Short Shifter, Energy Suspension Shifter Bushings, Deyeme Firm Motor Mounts, KYB AGX shocks with Eibach Proline springs, Halo Projector Headlights with HID 12000K Conversion, TYC Carbon Tails, Kicker SS6.5 Component Front, SS MB8 Custom rear, Tsunami 2F Capacitor, ***New Stuff*** JVC KD-AV7010 In Dash DVD Player, Kicker L7 12" Woofer, Kenwood KAC-X10D Mono Amp
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#7
08-12-2007, 03:58 PM
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08-13-2007, 12:39 PM
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Re: speedo accuracy
that's the only bad thing about natural selection is someone else always gets screwed over that didn't deserve it.
too bad darwin's theories haven't kicked in on this dumbass
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