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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: May 2006
Location: Toowoomba
Posts: 1,096
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Hi guys, working on my AU series one update wagon. I have purchased 18" Cheetah rims with 235 and 245/18's. I have a new exhaust going on Wednsday pacemaker extractors single 2.5" and single ripleflow muffler. Depending drone i may fit a rear resonator. Also a 3.5" single stainless dump at rear. My next update is brakes and suspension, its booked in for lowered leaf springs and i was going to replace all the rear bushes while the springs were out with nolathane ones. Trouble is when i rang pedders the guy tried talking me out of it and said you will hate that you have done it and some bushes would not last as long as a normal standard one. Seeing he doesnt own a AU falcon, what do you guys think. I am replacing shocks as well. The ride is a bit harsher going from stock 15"s to 18"s but i was thinking new shocks will help. I am lowering the car 4" at rear and probably 2" at front. Rear first. AU owners with nolathane bushes let me know what yours are like.
Thanks AZZA AU series 1 update wagon XY pro-street wagon |
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