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Old Aug 29, 2004 | 10:38 PM
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Originally Posted by David Burns
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Time to get those SSR racing rims 15lb for 17's Or go with some OZ superlegga's for 17's they are 15.4lbs and 18's are around 17. something. Talk about making a difference. Where are all the people that bashed me from bring this up a few weeks ago. I guess the TT's sparked speed interests :lol: Now time to put some gears in it what does it have stock for gearing?
Huh? I realize you've only been registered here a month, have you not had a chance to look back through old posts? You'll see we've been talking about improving the performance of this car for well over a year! LONG before the TT weenies had to blow into town and brag up their glorified beetle.

There's a thread called "Gears!". Check it out.
Calm down there David it was a lil' attempt at humor. Kinda touchy you act like I hit a soft spot. Was not my intent. This was the 1st thread I looked at I found the gears thread later. Thanks for your concern.
 
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Old Aug 30, 2004 | 12:38 AM
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I just want to be clear on this:

You would consider paying $800 per wheel to get a 1/2 second improvement on a 0-60 mph time? But then it is stated that lighter wheels may be unsafe?

That sure does not make a lot of sense to me...

This car was not designed to be a dragster. If that is what you want, go and buy one...

To me it sounds like this: I just bought a dishwasher for $550, but I really want it to wash cars. For $30,000 more I could make it a really cool car wash.

Why not just buy a carwash from the beginning?
 
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Old Aug 30, 2004 | 02:00 AM
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I never said I'd spend $800 a wheel ! Real good light wt. wheels would Probably cost $800-1,000 a set. The HRE wheels I mentioned are custom made to order polished 2 piece. They told me they weigh apx 22 lbs. My guess was under on stock wt.but it doesn't surprise me. But if you get 1/2 sec. for better looks and performance that is an option instead of just a $425 chip. That could put you out of warrenty.
 
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Old Aug 30, 2004 | 11:41 PM
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Something needs to be done our XF's have no options for MODS and the XF is screaming for more HP.
 
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Old Aug 31, 2004 | 01:18 AM
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Check out for SLK320 and Crossfire mod compatibility:

http://www.bergwerks.com
 
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