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Old 06-16-2012, 08:58 AM
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installed both during the build so no experience without. I can tell you cornering with the FIA, with both bars, is like being on a rail.
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installed both during the build so no experience without. I can tell you cornering with the FIA, with both bars, is like being on a rail.
No doubt it would be an awesome handler as Cobras go, but how do you find the ride comfort in normal driving on less than perfect road surfaces?
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No doubt it would be an awesome handler as Cobras go, but how do you find the ride comfort in normal driving on less than perfect road surfaces?
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