where to buy parts in NC?

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5.0vert94

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I just moved to jacksonville NC and I am trying to fimd a place locally to purchase aftermarket parts for my 94 gt vert. also I want to run long tube headers off road h pipe from MAC and then I didn't know if I should go with straight pipes after that or american thunder flowmaster cat back system let me kno what you think?

 

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what kind of parts are you looking for. holcomb motorsports is in lumberton and has a good sized warehouse that stocks parts there depending on what you need.
www.holcombmotorsports.com

i would definitely go with mufflers on the catback. straight pipe sounds horrible on stock cars.

 

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everything

I am looking for mostly bolt ons, UDP, exhaust, throttle body, some sort of cold air intake ( Don't really know which one to go with though ) ect. I want to put everything on myself so thats thy I want somewhere close incase something doesn't fit right, unless you think I should just get it online.

 

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holcomb motorsports is about 1.5hrs from wilmington. they will have probably anything you want and need as far as aftermarket bolt on parts are concerned. i know they stock mac exhaust parts. ive been to the store once and its a nice store i just hate its 1.5hrs away. if you want an inexpensive cai i would just get one off of ebay. its way cheaper than buying one anywhere else and its the same thing. i have one on my car. lemme know when and if you wanna go. i will go there with ya. im not far from you.

 

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off subject but i am thinking about getting an aluminum drive shaft does help at all beside weight reduction?

 

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it may free up a few horsepower in rotating weight mass but dont quote me on that.

 

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95302gt said:

off subject but i am thinking about getting an aluminum drive shaft does help at all beside weight reduction?

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