Subject	Less HP loss to rear end is the preformace gain :)
Posted by	ZBlacktt on June 08, 2001 at 9:33 PM
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In Reply To	Just curious..You do this for performance gain? (n/m) posted by timz on June 08, 2001 at 09:29 PM
Message	I love mine, far less weight than that two peice I pulled off, and no vibration at all, even at 160mph. STAGE V+++ Going to XII and beyond :)
Follow Ups	Installing Aluminum 1pc Drive shaft tomorrow, any pointers? - ZYIBUY4N 20:40:59 06/08/01 Better pray for no vibration. steAmyZ knows this a lot LOL!! (n/m) - timz 21:11:23 06/08/01 :-) Yes, I have had my fingers crossed ever since ordering! (n/m) - ZYIBUY4N 21:18:34 06/08/01 Just curious..You do this for performance gain? (n/m) - timz 21:29:44 06/08/01 Less HP loss to rear end is the preformace gain :) - ZBlacktt 21:33:44 06/08/01 Can you feel the car pull faster? Better 1/4 times? (n/m) - timz 21:49:25 06/08/01 Yes, rear end comes out to easy now, down fall :( - ZBlacktt 23:16:36 06/08/01 Not mainly perfomance, center support bearing went bad. - ZYIBUY4N 22:05:02 06/08/01 Dont worry. I have installed 3 and had no problems. (n/m) - NA300ZX (TPA, FL) 21:31:13 06/08/01 Thanks, that is reassuring!! (n/m) - ZYIBUY4N 22:06:13 06/08/01 If you weren't an NA I would crawl up under your car>>> - BadZCar (FL) 22:41:38 06/08/01 "HP" in BadZ's signature, don't know why I'm telling anyone - jmardy 00:22:52 06/09/01 Powertrain will pay for a re-balance if... - Quiki 21:33:17 06/08/01 Re: Better pray for no vibration. steAmyZ knows this a lot L - DuFF 15:46:23 06/09/01
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