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04-01-2004, 12:06 AM
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Location: Huntington NY
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Upgrading your brakes with some high performance pads and fluid will help a lot. The stock stuff will fade really bad and hurt performance. Before you get into suspension mods you need to build a strong foundation for them. You best bet would be to weld in a set of full length sub frame connectors from Maximuim Motorsports. If you are very serious about handling you can go with a "through the floor" setup that will tie the two subframes together like a full frame car.
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