MysteryMachine Active Member Jun 21, 2003 1,835 2 39 Parkesburg, PA Jan 1, 2011 #1 Jan 1, 2011 #1 So looking at parts and I notice this SFI rating stuff. I know it's for racing and "better" parts but is it necessary to have SFI approved parts? My car is gonna be a go fast, show and maybe once in a while hit up the track and play car.
So looking at parts and I notice this SFI rating stuff. I know it's for racing and "better" parts but is it necessary to have SFI approved parts? My car is gonna be a go fast, show and maybe once in a while hit up the track and play car.
Adam95GT New Member Aug 14, 2006 2,564 3 0 Burlington, NJ Jan 1, 2011 #2 Jan 1, 2011 #2 If your doing normal test and tune stuff with your car ill think you will be fine unless your running a 25.3 tube chassis
If your doing normal test and tune stuff with your car ill think you will be fine unless your running a 25.3 tube chassis
MysteryMachine Active Member Jun 21, 2003 1,835 2 39 Parkesburg, PA Jan 1, 2011 #3 Jan 1, 2011 #3 Haha nope no tube chassis.
JJ95GTID Active Member Sep 22, 2003 1,141 4 49 Phoenix, AZ Jan 2, 2011 #4 Jan 2, 2011 #4 If you plan on regularly reving > 6k rpm then it is a good idea to have SFI rated harmonic balancer, flywheel and bellhousing. Your appendages will appreciate it.
If you plan on regularly reving > 6k rpm then it is a good idea to have SFI rated harmonic balancer, flywheel and bellhousing. Your appendages will appreciate it.
4Jenna Founding Member Sep 12, 2001 4,326 6 69 AZ Jan 3, 2011 #5 Jan 3, 2011 #5 Get the SFI stuff, it means you will have quality and reliability in the design. It's worth it