thinking of going with jimfab
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thinking of going with jimfab
Like the rest of you im on a quest for traction.
Im shooting for 280 whp (just waiting to have my hondata tuned)
i know i will have traction issues
i currently have a b16a running 10 psi
instead of buying lsd i plan on buying some jimfab bars
1. how hard is the install?
2. are there chances of my intercooler piping being in the way?
3. is this a better choice than a good lsd?
at the moment my car is more of a daily driver/ weekend warrior
if it matters im have some bfg drag radials waiting for the spring
Im shooting for 280 whp (just waiting to have my hondata tuned)
i know i will have traction issues
i currently have a b16a running 10 psi
instead of buying lsd i plan on buying some jimfab bars
1. how hard is the install?
2. are there chances of my intercooler piping being in the way?
3. is this a better choice than a good lsd?
at the moment my car is more of a daily driver/ weekend warrior
if it matters im have some bfg drag radials waiting for the spring
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Re: thinking of going with jimfab (redline201)
they are both excellent choices, for different problems both concerning traction.
whtas your definition of a good LSD? quaife type r?
quife is $800 while jimfab's are $300
you may wanna go with the LSD at first there are other little things to do to help wheel hop, but only one thing to get power to both wheels.
obviously the best choice is to get both...but that depends on $$$$
whtas your definition of a good LSD? quaife type r?
quife is $800 while jimfab's are $300
you may wanna go with the LSD at first there are other little things to do to help wheel hop, but only one thing to get power to both wheels.
obviously the best choice is to get both...but that depends on $$$$
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Re: thinking of going with jimfab (redline201)
Full Race will be releasing "Strip Bars" very soon, priced with the best, and they will be the best design currently on the market. They make up for the shortcomings of all the other brands. Also despite the name, they are not meant only for the strip. 
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Re: thinking of going with jimfab (redline201)
I'm selling my Quaife if your intrested,
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=683903
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=683903
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Re: thinking of going with jimfab (FFgeoff)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by FFgeoff »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Full Race will be releasing "Strip Bars" very soon, priced with the best, and they will be the best design currently on the market. They make up for the shortcomings of all the other brands. Also despite the name, they are not meant only for the strip. </TD></TR></TABLE>
aren't AME (ART MORRISON ENTERPRISES) roll cages also called
"strip bars?"
</TD></TR></TABLE>aren't AME (ART MORRISON ENTERPRISES) roll cages also called
"strip bars?"
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Re: thinking of going with jimfab (FFgeoff)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by FFgeoff »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Full Race will be releasing "Strip Bars" very soon, priced with the best, and they will be the best design currently on the market. They make up for the shortcomings of all the other brands. Also despite the name, they are not meant only for the strip. </TD></TR></TABLE>
Well hurry your *** up 
</TD></TR></TABLE>Well hurry your *** up
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