WOOHOO, Parts are finally ordered!!!!

swingline

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It included installing the Bullitt kit, C/C plates, and welding on some full-length subs. It is expensive so that is why I am doing it myself but he is the best around here.

 

Donny

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The PoorHouse

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May 2, 2004

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I have not yet talked to my mechanic about price, I am sure he will be the cheapest around.

As soon as these parts are installed I am gonna start saving for a Cobra brake upgrade kit hopefully it will only take about 2 months to save for it!!!!!

Donny

 

swingline

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I plan on getting the Cobra brakes sometime this summer as well. I have 18's and those little wimpy brakes look like crap in there.

 

Car Nut

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Guess what? Cobra brakes may just be my next mod, too. Will Cobra brakes fit using stock 17" tribars?

The reason I ask is that I had thought about upgrading my rims to the ones offered at MM which are 17x9, as those are supposed to clear brakes that are even bigger. But if my tribars can handle Cobra brakes, it shouldn't take me more than 2-3 months to save up for that.

 

swingline

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Not sure about the TriBars but the Cobra brakes will surely fit behind the Konig's I think you are talking about.