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Drifting is one part of car control, it's the equivelent of having a competition about who can parallel park the best...

Hotspots aren't an issue, it's cracks that would be an issue. Here's the one I junked (clutch slipped so bad I barely made it home). Notice the cracks: Here's what it should look like once machined (different flywheel):

Doooooood, he's in Denton, TX! Guy is local :)

ftfy :p

Evap system is a different system entirely. It traps gas vapors and releases them into the engine once the engine is warm, and it also keeps 2psi of pressure in the gas tank.

Doubt old springs would be the issue, mine redlined just fine before the work was done. Lighter flywheel will show on a dyno becaue it ramps up faster, not because it adds power (one of the limitations of a dyno...)

Sure, if it's a trailered track car, go for it. It's downright unsafe otherwise...

Not likely, stock redline is well before float on stock valve springs...

Flywheel isn't a performance gain really, personally on such a heavy car, it makes it harder to drive. Cams, I've seen add about 10% gain to power on the top end. That's on modified cars though with turbos that don't run out of air (the CT does). $700 for what, 20HP is pretty crappy...

Any of the true 3" exhausts will put down numbers close enough to be within the error range of a dyno...

If you leave the driveshaft in, you have to unbolt the center support bearing.

The TSRM procedure is the easiest. Wish all transmissions were that easy... Tranny jack helps a lot as well.

First part... "what is this I don't even" Second part... :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: Yep, just another movie that makes me want a BMW (Transporter is the first)

Been around for a while :)

kid thinks he's too good for a civic :rofl:

Yeah, left that part out, the Vipers just sound like shit...

Both are pieces of crap and you'll be broke owning them...

Depends. Original Vipers were hand made and just bare bones crazy cars. Back then, I'd take one over a Corvette. Once the C5 came out and beat the snot out of the Vipers in competition the tables turned.

I'll stick to it being there for a reason...

Depends on the year and engine. Only drawback to the truck was it only seated 2 :( I'd still recommend a toyota truck over a chevy though.