I really like it. No popping noises in mine. The sway bars are two-way adjustable so you can stiffen it up a little if you want. The dealership that installed mine put the front bar in the soft setting (outer mounting hole) and the rear bar in the stiffer setting (inner mounting hole) for some reason. This was a little too harsh for me on bad roads so I had the rear bar adjusted to the softer setting and it’s perfect for me now. Also make sure you get an alignment if you have this kit installed.
Thanks for the clarification. Don’t know why I thought that.
Is it really a "growl" though? It definitely makes more noise than stock but it's more of a faint "whoosh." Like, it's there, but I'd be hard pressed to use it as a selling point.
There's also the underlying fact that everything perceived is not necessarily reality. It's all an extrapolated reality made, by the squishy bits between out ears, using sensoring input. It always fascinated me how two individuals could experience the exact same thing but both have different, and even conflicting, recounts of it.
Your dad is a Cortez Alumni, awesome!! BTW in case you didn't know but Alice Cooper graduated from Cortez High School. I love where I live now, literally .5 mile from the beach. In fact I have lived near the beach since I got out of the Army when I was stationed at Schofield Barracks Hawaii (25th Infantry Division LIght Infantry). I got back home to Phoenix in mid August getting out of the plane at Sky Harbor at 9pm at night and it was still 106. Next day went to go visit my mother who had moved to near UCLA and it was 72deg. F and only 2 miles from the beach. I finished one semester at ASU and moved to Cali. I probably am going to make my way back. As I hate the cost of living here and the politics. They put illegal aliens first before their own citizens and don't get me started on firearm policy. The only thing thats holding me back is my youngest is going to be a junior in High School and I will wait until he finishes, and the heat of summers in Phoenix. Today in El Segundo it is 72 deg F. and with a slight ocean breeze it is just delightful. South Bay in Los Angeles is one of the nicest places to live in the country if you can afford it and you lean heavily left in your politics.My dad graduated from there too! I'm in Phx, recently moved from Biltmore area down to south mountain. Miss that area but could never afford a new build there. So traded my ancient condo and built a house.
I love so cal. Grew up spending summers in Carlsbad / Oceanside. Would live there in a heart beat if could ever afford it. But to your point, you gotta make 3x what you make here to have comparable standard of living there. But the year round temps there, Pacific breeze, the ability to go surf on a whim. Cruising the pch. But would need to trade in and start build from scratch to be even close to carb compliant
Oh trust me I have been reminded of the Alice Cooper thing on multiple occasions
Some Roush Pac 1 are being sold under 1K now plus free shipping and discounts. which is tempting and you get nicer looking CAI, but have to either cut the cover or just put spacer under the driver side bolt to have it just settle just above the CAI lid. Probably similar gains, FP looks to higher low end tq gain, but Roush dyno shows higher peak?
Min calibrated for FP is 91. Would definitely have to question motivation of putting 87 in a performance motivated v8 though.
I meant if somehow you went to some remote place where 87 was only available, it would not hurt to fill up the tank with 87 with Roush vs FP.