View Poll Results: yay or nay: super autobacs is350
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yay or nay: super autobacs is350 (no 56k pls)
#48
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Well, if this arrangement follows the normal "sponsorship" deals that are common, Super Autobacs has a couple of cars like this that they basically just give stuff (that they already stock, of course) to the owner and require that he ride around with the gigantic "Super AutoBacs" decal. Case in point: this car had Federal brand tires on - about the only tires you can find at Super AutoBacs are Federal and Toyo. It is a cool place to shop, though, just because of the sheer availability of auto parts - hard to find LED's, motor oil, wheels, coilovers, etc...
Javier
Javier
#54
Because if I remember right, Single Exhausts deliver more low end torque than Dual Exhausts. (which is probably why you see so many single exhausts on supras and whatnots). Dual exhausts are more for aesthetics.
#57
I'm curious to how the rear wing is hooked up. Is it into the subframe of the car?
#59
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Originally Posted by duckduck
Because if I remember right, Single Exhausts deliver more low end torque than Dual Exhausts. (which is probably why you see so many single exhausts on supras and whatnots). Dual exhausts are more for aesthetics.
Depends *totally* on your setup. Be careful to make broad statements
I'm curious to how the rear wing is hooked up. Is it into the subframe of the car?
Broad statement? That car may have one very large turbo in it and require all that extra back pressure! Haha.. wait... thats a Lexus? I thought it was the new Maxima SE-R? with VTACH! :P
Originally Posted by duckduck
Because if I remember right, Single Exhausts deliver more low end torque than Dual Exhausts. (which is probably why you see so many single exhausts on supras and whatnots). Dual exhausts are more for aesthetics.
Depends *totally* on your setup. Be careful to make broad statements
I'm curious to how the rear wing is hooked up. Is it into the subframe of the car?
Broad statement? That car may have one very large turbo in it and require all that extra back pressure! Haha.. wait... thats a Lexus? I thought it was the new Maxima SE-R? with VTACH! :P
#60
I'm curious to how the rear wing is hooked up. Is it into the subframe of the car?
I like all of it except the big ole sticker and the airplane wing.