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Looking awesome brother!!!! Best S550 Vert in the nation!

What does a "reliable sc" mean? It has one job, and that's to compress air. You can rely on all of them to do this. Are you referring to the integrity of the parts holding up over time? If so, they will all be reliable in that sense. If you are referring to being the "safest", there is no...

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Don't get me wrong, here is my 2011, fresh after installing the belt on the wrong side of the tensioner! Hahahaha.

Lol, wut?!? Thank you! It's no big deal to grind the timing cover. We did it on the previous generation Whipple as well. This is the route I'm going!! You don't need to, but the Whipple is a great kit for those looking for more expansion. That is what I believe he is referring to...

Guess I should have read the whole thread first, but this is exactly what you need to get out of the funk.

This is something I could understand wanting to get into another one. Most of this is just ridiculous. You have the Ford Racing Sport Catback. It's not loud enough to where you should be getting harassed. If you are shifting at 2k to save gas, the Raptor is out of the question...

Truth be told, which ever way you decide to go, jayman33 would be your place to buy from!

"Sway" may not be the correct term, but I'm referring to you asking the following: No such thing as one being better than the other. What are you after? You need to determine if you want Turbo or Supercharger. (Exhaust Driven or Belt Driven) If Supercharger, do you want a Twin Screw or a...

Allow me to be frank with you... This is exactly the type of research you should do on your own, and not rely on a vendor to "sway" you one way or the other. Determine your needs and goals, and get the power adder that will come closest to meeting those goals. If you need to have a vendor...

Gorgeous! I'd happily punch a baby just to ride in that Shelby!

Besides only douches call people douches.

Some people rock the Rudolph nose for Christmas, me I hang the glorious sack. :cheers:

STEEDA BILLET ALUMINUM VERTICAL LINKS Tools Needed: 15mm Socket 18mm Socket 3/8" Drive Ratchet Rubber Mallet Difficulty Level: 2 out of 12 Beers Parts List: (2) Billet Aluminum Vertical Links (4) Washers (2) Energy Suspension Grease Preparation: Use Steeda Jacking Rails to raise the rear end...

STEEDA BILLET ALUMINUM VERTICAL LINKS Tools Needed: 15mm Socket 18mm Socket 3/8" Drive Ratchet Rubber Mallet Difficulty Level: 2 out of 12 Beers Parts List: (2) Billet Aluminum Vertical Links (4) Washers (2) Energy Suspension Grease Preparation: Use Steeda Jacking Rails to raise the rear end...

Much appreciated! :cheers: Love what you are doing with yours! I have managed to get sneak peaks here and there! :first: Just a couple of clicks away from my friends over at Hypermotive! :love: Incredible to be honest! It's my first experience on an AirLift Suspension. Do some research on...

I'd question who has more time on their hands? The guy who makes the video, or the guy who has the time to sit and complain about it?

Wait until you see part 2.