I think for your goals the stage 2 would be the best choice. AFAIK the stage 2 and 3 use the same PP but the stage 3 is a 6 puck disc and the stage 2 is a full faced kevlar disc. So the stage 2 makes for smoother engagment and longer disc life, as well as holding up to 460 ft.lbs. (Stage 3 is...
Been there. Done that. :)
They just said clean out the barrel and chamber and its good to go. Also need to look into getting it re-blued as there is some surface rust on the barrel an reciever.
Thats sweet looking. I might have to pick up one of these. Being a candy addict has made me more concious about brushing.
My mom got me an electronic one for Christmas but I don't really like it, the head is too small.
Clutches are rated by torque BTW.
Spec clutch kits use a stock PP and many of those are rated to well over 400 ft.lbs.
My Spec stage 2 is rated to 460 ft.lbs. and the pedal feel is no different than stock.
Oh yea some good old Maryland Blue Crabs steamed up with a shitload of Old Bay seasoning!
I also had General Tso's chicken tonight which really hits the spot.
If your turbo is a Garret T04b then it will not bolt up to the stock exhaust manifold because it has the wrong flange. I am assuming that is a T4 turbo and you will need to buy either an adapter or a full out T4 manifold.
Yea I put a new hub in my last clutch job. I was lucky, I was getting ready to replace the clutch anyway and the last day I drove the car before putting it in the garage the hub broke. It would have sucked to change the clutch then have the hub break on me the next day.
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