So true... but maybe people aren't afraid to get HID.sp3ctre said:Rick Hunter said:Only 'cause I'm interested in this thing they call a STB.
always use protection and you won't have to worry
HC '07 - The Strut Bar story
- Thread starter ovrkll
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Of course, I can't speak for Ovrkll, but I don't think he's had much of a chance to really test it out. He's waiting for me lay: , no one wants to play alone!
T.
lay: , no one wants to play alone!T.
Oh boy, maybe she found his secret little get-a-way...this forum... 
..bye Ovrkll, it's been *gulp*, fun 
..bye Ovrkll, it's been *gulp*, fun fire-n-ice said:
Don't do it....don't give her a ride,She will tell you what a nice car it is and how she just loves the strut bar and how it makes it feel so much firmer and more stable in the turns.....and then start slapping you around and bitchin about how you screwed the whole thing up with the wood grain and before you know it youll feel like shes married to you,then the cops will come and......well you know the rest!!!!!!!!
:lol: :lol:
No I am not AWOL yet,,, And to answer Rick's question, I do notice a slight difference in turn-in, a little more crisp. I have not had a chance to play yet, so waiting on F-n-I to show me another good route to test it (hint, hint!) For the most part, I think that it is whether or not you plan to track it, or if you just want a little bling, then it may be good for you. I personally decided because of the turning improvement and to evade the mushrooming strut tower problem.
Cheers!
No I am not AWOL yet,,, And to answer Rick's question, I do notice a slight difference in turn-in, a little more crisp. I have not had a chance to play yet, so waiting on F-n-I to show me another good route to test it (hint, hint!) For the most part, I think that it is whether or not you plan to track it, or if you just want a little bling, then it may be good for you. I personally decided because of the turning improvement and to evade the mushrooming strut tower problem.
Cheers!
pvr: I concur olice:
olice: