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Old 11-06-2002, 07:51 PM   #8
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Actually I'm not that serious about reducing the weight of my stang. Otherwise I'd be losing the power steering, and taking out my bumper supports and take the risk of getting hurt everytime I drive my car (no offense 88workcar!). I'd just like to take out anything that I'm not using...or that I don't need...without changing the appearance or ride quality of my stang. I drive my Mustang on the weekends, so I won't be changing seats anytime soon, unless some day I can afford some Flofits, Recaros, or Corbeaues(sp?). Lexan windsheild...that's a little too full bore for me. My car already rattles enough. But thanks for the tips!
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