*busts out the popcorn*
I dont care what your driving ..wet pavement is bad, and with that crapton of power, you would think he would be taking it easy..
not to mention theres often puddles with some oil mixed in which arent fun
you could be the most skilled badass driver on...
you cant say anything bad about the veyron lol except for the price tag, that car will destroy anything... and not only will it destroy, but it does it with a pimp luxery interior
mine had an inch or more of play in the 12 o' clock position, its basically a dead spot where you turn the wheel but it does not turn the car.
my steering was too sensitive as well .. i didnt have any problems driving but
just the slightest touch would turn the car (after the dead spot)
imo the mach 4 blade totally kills the schick quatro, quattro was horrible on my face....
i use one blade per week usually
of course the mach 3 (3 blade) works just fine, but the 4 blade is a noticeable difference ^_^
shouldnt take much more than hour, it took me 1.5 hours but I was going slow.
unbolt it underneath the dash, then jack up the car (I just put it on ramps) and unbolt the other side..
the 03 shaft is slightly longer then the stock shaft, but causes zero issues.
difference was...
just put in a 03 cobra steering shaft in the vert, its pretty badass, took all the slop out of my wheel and tightened up the steering some. :D
Id have to recommend! especially for only 40 bucks
don't break the bank, yea 5.0's stock are slow compared to most newer SPORTS cars, but they really are fast enough for what your using it for : daily driving
I would start with exhaust + gears+ pulleys and go from there..
thanks for the input grady, you never hear much about people dd'ing such cars except that fact that it is possible but if it as you say it seems like work/$$ to keep up with the car. I might just hang on to the stang a little longer and decide. After all other then the paint, ive replaced...
haha ill have to try it out, never had cobia either. I work in sandestin at a resort (not my career) but damn it sure does pay well while i finish up my schooling :D
Thanks for the info, ill have to think about it some more