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which are pulley, test-pipes, pop (in that order). The test pipes are the only one and by far that actually made a feelable difference. And i have a TT. The car will be quite quicker to pick up below 3000rpm. But then again, maybe mine were clogged and thus so much difference. I saw no difference from pulley in acceleration, but i love how quick i can revmatch downshift as the revs rise (and drop also) quicker. I wont suggest what to do first... It's a personal preference what you enjoy in fast driving - the acceleration out of corners, or a good feeling through corners on the edge of grip... or braking very late into coners, but i still think stock brakes with good pads are not easy to overheat on normal roads if speeds dont go over 110mph on straights between corners. ...in my opinion at least...
 1990 2+2 Twin Turbo - Sasha - ICQ 2596349
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