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Buddy
1st Gear
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How necessary are they for our cars?????Any need to think about adding them on my 35th SS with T-Tops & 6spd??

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Buddy

2002 35th Anniversary SS #4128,LE #1782
1970 Z/28,Hugger Orange, Orig. Matching #'s Car
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Hawkeye
5th Gear
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I did, and I would! I bought the SLP botl ons and had them welded in. Add SFCs and Strut Tower Brace and you will notice the difference. It keeps everything squared up nicely.
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LS1thunder
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There not necessary if you like body twist and future rattles, J/K. Your car will feel totally different after you put them on. Mine did. I went with the SLP bolt-ons and I could not be happier. Do it, you won't be sorry.
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Buddy
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Thanks guys, I was looking at the bolt on's. I'll probably go that route.
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ErinMarie
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awh too bad i just sold mine on ebay for 160.00!
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M3EATER
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Why you sell ....NV?

doing a 10 point cage?

huh?

Seriously, though..... SFCs are a must, if you do any type of spirited driving....and just a good idea for everyone (that sounds like some commercial....).

Gordon
Proven Performance Concepts

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Gordon Arnold, Proven Performance Concepts, New Hampshire, 2000 WS6 T/A, A4 converted to M6, PPC Long Tube Headers, Minor Engine Bolt-ons, lots of suspension & brakes mods, PPC Test Vehicle, Hobby Road Racer & Daily Driver.

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