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Full Tilt Boogie Shifter Reinforcer (FT 590) Home Install Estimated Time Required (Proper Tools): 1-2 Hours Estimated Difficulty (Proper Tools): Easy Tools Required: Jack Jackstand Blue Loctite 10mm Shallow Socket 15mm Socket 18mm Socket Tons of Swivel Extensions Torque Wrench...

Full Tilt Boogie Shifter Reinforcer (FT 590) Home Install Estimated Time Required (Proper Tools): 1-2 Hours Estimated Difficulty (Proper Tools): Easy Tools Required: Jack Jackstand Blue Loctite 10mm Shallow Socket 15mm Socket 18mm Socket Tons of Swivel Extensions Torque Wrench...

Even there isn't too much to review here, I'd like to say how much of a subtle/nice touch this cover is for your engine bay. You can find the cover here: FT-595 http://fulltiltboogieracing.com/2015_S550_Suspension_Parts_and_Tools.htm Install was very simple, all you need is a pair of...

it looks a lot lower in the majority of the other S550 shots I have seen, idk.

That front bumper doesn't come down low enough, the bottom part of the splitter should be lower than the level of the side skirt..

What you want are bushings and adjustable shocks. if you are purely after quarter mile times. If you want all around driving performance, you may want to throw in there some springs, or ditch the shock/spring combo and go with coil overs. For drag racing, I'd say: FTBR Lower Knuckle Spherical...

Installed this bad boy yesterday, I highly recommend this. Feels great with the steeda heel-to-toe pedal also :headbang: You can move your seat back an inch and your leg that rests on the dead pedal wont be all cramped up now. Heel toeing is easy as cake now. Review for the steeda pedal in...

Interested

Trans bushing for sure

Haven't tried them yet, but I am going to assume that softest front, middle rear will work good for a street machine

Can you post some full car shots with the mrr wheels and the ultralite setup?

Also I wanted to bring this up to attention: In the 2012 Boss 302s, the FRPP LCA's (The same ones we have, if not slightly different), There was a problem with the bore in the bushing that held the spherical, the spherical itself accumulated play in less than one year's time as well as a...

Very nice piece, personally I am trying to stay away from the NVH but this is very nice. Buyers should pair this with differential bushings/inserts and motor mounts.

How much weight savings did you see with the battery swap?

Heat extractor hood is definitely on my wish list!

Check and see if it makes that noise when you install the new wheel. If not post pictures of the IRS, i can't think of anything that would do that unless somehow you bent the studs or hub which I highly doubt. Your car would be vibrating like crazy.

Got my amber corner tints in, Little bit of soap residue under them but i will survive Also a few old shots of my car, cant wait for next season

I was going to 3d print a reverse mold for the honeycomb, fill in the scratches with a filler or plastic weld, heat up with a heatgun, and press the reverse mold in the areas to replicate the texture, blend with the heat gun, and then color match it

I was willing to do $300 shipped but i guess theres a much bigger demand for it than i thought

Not sure if this is the right forum for this but I found this on eBay, ends tomorrow at noon eastern time. CJPonyparts is selling it You can fix the scratches using the heatgun method and a similar color plastic filler or take it to a body shop for 25 bucks or so...