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How comfortable are you with the car? How much power would be too much to handle for a daily driver? Have you ever got yourself into trouble (besides speeding tickets) after you added FI?
I plan on adding some sort of forced induction down the road (probably whipple). This is the first car that I have had over 300 HP and sometimes I scare myself in this thing. Hope to join in the FI club within the year.:cheers:
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Too much to handle for a daily driver is probably around 1200hp. After 600rwhp you will need to begin making forward dry traction dedicated decisions with the IRS and tires that can compromise other performance categories.
 

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Whats too much to handle for one person might not be too much to them. Its power you should slowly work up to, not just bam 555+ whp. You dont have the experience. Its good way to hurt yourself and the car if it steps out and you cant handle it. I vote full bolt ons and get a blower later. That way you can get used to being closer to 500+ before just slapping some force induction on.
 

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I drive mine in heavy DC traffic whenever I get the chance. If anything, the power helps get around people not paying attention and generally being foolish around you. I drove a friend's JGC SRT8 today and it actually felt...slow. You get used to the power and how to handle it.

Treat it with a healthy dose of respect and fear until you get a good handle on it. Then it's nothing but good times - only scary when you deliberately want it to be.
 
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thanks guys
 

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My car drives fairly normal until I mash the Go pedal, then all hell breaks loose. Pretty much any FI setup on pump gas will make 600+, then traction becomes your biggest issue. Sticky tires that can handle FI typically suck in the rain. For me, I don't DD my 600+whp TVS setup some I'm ok with MT's. If I had to DD a GT I'd go full bolt-ons, so you could still use good/safe all season tires. It's not the power, the power can be controlled, but not if you have anything short of a drag radial.
 

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the rain is the only thing that would worry me
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