if its less than 300hp i would replace it with an oem piece or you could go after market with a king cobra but ive heard that center force is the bang for your buck. but if you go with after market its more than likely gonna be a heavier duty than oem, which means youll need to replace the quadrent with the aluminum ine available from bbk, steeda, upr, etc.. and dont orget the adjustable cable or fire wall adjuster that you can get with the after market quadrent. i know it seems like a lot to take in but dont be scared away from this, anyone with mechanical ability can do these things. good luck