Why Mod My 996TT?
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Originally Posted by buddyg
For me it started when I attended a few 6speed gatherings. You start seeing what others have done to their cars and get bitten by the bug. Then you take a ride in someone's modded tt and you realize how slow your's is.
Yes the stock car is fast but many of us get used to that speed very quickly. I am actually use to my 700 hp car but I don't want to go any farther because to get more power I would need bigger turbo's which have more lag. I am very happy with my GT700 because it is reliable, little lag and awesome power.
My advice keep your car stock, don't go to any 6 speed meets and never log onto this site again!
Yes the stock car is fast but many of us get used to that speed very quickly. I am actually use to my 700 hp car but I don't want to go any farther because to get more power I would need bigger turbo's which have more lag. I am very happy with my GT700 because it is reliable, little lag and awesome power.
My advice keep your car stock, don't go to any 6 speed meets and never log onto this site again!
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Originally Posted by buddyg
Oh no I wasn't being sarcastic at all. I was saying if you want to keep your car stock not to go to 6speed meets where you will want what others have on their cars and hanging around this place will also make you want to mod.
If I had done those things my car would probably still be stock!
If I had done those things my car would probably still be stock!
Thanks and hope I didn't offend in any way.
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Originally Posted by ezmoney888
Why YNOTFAST and not YNOTFASTER!
After throwing a small displacement (250cc) motorcycle that weighed about what I did around the Daytona tri-ovals at speeds over 160mph I have never found a car that could top the thrill.
So now I am ok driving a car with "only" 415 hp. I know at some time I will want to warm it up, but I want a car that is dependable and not tempermental as a regular decent weather driver.
So YNOTFAST is good for now, perhaps after putting a couple thousand miles on the car I will prefer YNOTFASTER.
Thanks.
Buzz
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Originally Posted by Divexxtreme
Simple. Some of us just want very fast P-cars. It's not for everyone.
By the way, unless you're looking for sarcastic replies, then maybe you shouldn't post comments like this:
Right off the bat, I took comment that to be extremely sarcastic.
By the way, unless you're looking for sarcastic replies, then maybe you shouldn't post comments like this:
Right off the bat, I took comment that to be extremely sarcastic.
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Originally Posted by YNOTFAST
Wow, my first sarcastic reply. Thanks. 
I am out here trying to learn more about my car, which was a good sized investment. And there might be a lot of good reasons to mod. Or it could just be for the fun of additional speed.
I am out here trying to learn more about my car, which was a good sized investment. And there might be a lot of good reasons to mod. Or it could just be for the fun of additional speed.
Last edited by ramone; Feb 11, 2007 at 09:31 PM.
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Originally Posted by vincentdds
Here's a good link to it.
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Mod your car because modded is always better. Even little things like a short shift kit can make a huge difference in driving enjoyment.
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