Hum, if you let 15 pounds of air out of each tire, you cold save 60 pounds right?gwoods wrote:My spare tire has NEVER been to the race track...
Neither have my floor mats or anything in the glove box/trunk
Way to think outside the (air)box Chad!
to the OP:you need to clean your engine bay...its dirtier than a mofo.toddnos wrote:I did something similar, but went another step, and cut the back of my OEM airbox off with my dremmel. It has a KNN filter too...definatley made it louder...
That filter could use some cleaning too...it's a pain to remove and put back in too...darn Stillen!!toddnos wrote:
to the OP:you need to clean your engine bay...its dirtier than a mofo.
!!rn79870 wrote:Hum, if you let 15 pounds of air out of each tire, you cold save 60 pounds right?
Which is another selling point for the JWT!TJMaxx98 wrote:...it's a pain to remove and put back in too...darn Stillen!!
Can't speak for the Stillen, but the JWT POP Charger doesn't block that hole. But looking at your pictures, it looks like the Stillen hooks up to that, too.chad1200 wrote:but it's not the exact same thing. the pop charger and stiilen intake block this extra air flow! i'm saying try it because you'll hear and feel the extra ponies (although minor).
That's why we have complimentary roadside service, at least it was given to me.toddnos wrote:i find removing the spare to be not the smartest thing...i would hate to have a lighter car stuck on the side of the rode, because i took my spare out...lol
do you think they carry spares to all cars? ....your mindset is difficult to digest. a fourty pound spare dosent shed enough weight to make it worthwhile to be immobilized when you run over a road hazard. your g isnt a race car. kids with honda civics do the same thing...but this is only one mans opinion.smockers83 wrote:
That's why we have complimentary roadside service, at least it was given to me.
the sedan is lighter than the coupe? wow..thats cool.smockers83 wrote:It was just a response....but no, they don't carry spares, they would tow you and you'd get a new tire without having to drive around with an ugly wheel. That was my logic for the response. Do I do it, no.
A lot of people do it, especially those who drift their cars. It does shed quite a bit of weight though. The sedan is about 100 lbs lighter than the coupe, and it'll beat the coupe almost all the time (with equal drivers), not saying the wheel is 100 lbs, but weight is weight.
Modified by smockers83 at 11:32 AM 2/2/2008