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Travisnd1
2nd Gear
Member # 1982

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Man, what a difference. I am very happy!

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Travis
2002 35th Anniversary SS #1757
Click here to see my 35th LE SS!

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cytruffle
4th Gear
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Toldja!

(I probly didn't, but I love saying that....!) [Big Grin]

Aren't they GREAT??!! [Cool]

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DaddySS
Old Coot.....50 going on 20
Member # 848

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Big difference [Big Grin]

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2000 SS Convertible, M6, Onyx
Ebony leather, Hurst, Monsoon, 12 CD
SLP Options: Syntech, Mats, Fobs, Plaque, Cover.
SLP add ons:SS Grille, SLP Lid & K&N, smooth bellows, SLP CAI....
Other Add Ons: TTS LT headers Y Pipe and Cats, TR 220, LS6 Intake, GMMG, ASP underdrive pulley, Hypertech 180 stat, Granatelli MAF, Rapid Motor Sports custom tuning, BMR STB, LCAs, Relocation brackets, Adj. Panhard, Don Goetz bolt on SFCs, Hotchkis springs, Hurst Billet Plus shifter
Appearance: FRCs with afterthoughts SS overlays, Mark's Caliper decals on black painted calipers, AR TTIIs (Gunmetal Spokes) with BFG Gforce T/A KDWs...

96 Impala SS Black
Flowmasters
SSOA, WCA, NAISSO

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RHT
1st Gear
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Can you tell me why you choose that brand? I'm also curious why you did not go with weld-in SFC.

I'm considering some 2 point connectors from Dynamic Motorsports. They are weld-in.

Thanks!
Ryan

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I bought an 03 Mustang Cobra!

Used to Have:
2000 Camaro SS #4038.
Onyx black / Ebony leather.
6 speed with all GM factory options.
Y2Y package; Bilstein, dual/dual, ZR1 chrome wheels, plaques,mats and synthetics.
Stock Dyno:
309rwhp 328rwtq

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DaddySS
Old Coot.....50 going on 20
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quote:
Originally posted by RHT:
Can you tell me why you choose that brand? I'm also curious why you did not go with weld-in SFC.

I'm considering some 2 point connectors from Dynamic Motorsports. They are weld-in.

Thanks!
Ryan

For convertibles, the weld-ins require multiple welds along the floor, and I just wasn't comfortable having someone do that. I also want the option to remove if necessary.
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Travisnd1
2nd Gear
Member # 1982

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I went with Bolt Ons b/c I'm not sure I want anything welded to my 35th LE, bolt ons were my only option.
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RHT
1st Gear
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Thanks – that makes sense. Do you guys have any opinions on 2pt. connectors vs. 3pt? I’m only on the track a couple times a year, so I’m not sure how important this is.

Ryan

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