Not to mention working on it will probably break the very old seals that seal those extension pipes to the heater coare leading to a leak. I swear every company runs shit piping to the heater core that dents just by looking at it...
A "modern" game has a render distance and limited amount of polys, after seeing some of the stuff done in that game I understand exactly why it looks "crappy" in close. A modern engine can't pull off what it does.
Case in point:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LWPk5zlKAEM
Yes, batteries are the same from NA to Turbo, but our poles are opposite of a "normal" battery. I extended my cables so I could use a normal battery simply because of availability.
Depends on year, early ones have the wire, late have the actual fuse. It's bolted in from the bottom so it requires disassembly of the fuse box to get out. Back to the question, yes, that's usually what blows, and if that blows you get zero power to the car.
People have still had it happen and it's not a risk I'm willing to take. Thrust bearing failure means a COMPLETE rebuild and major damage requiring replacement of a more than just the normal wear items depending on how bad it is.
Is the car completely stock? Probably the tranny and turbo lag making it seem really bad, easy way to get around it is to brake boost, but I don't recommend it all the time :rofl:
Stock tranny mount is a captive design already, doesn't really "need" to be changed. Motor mounts are a different story, especially if you have the later style ones...
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