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nitrostarter
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05.14.2009, 12:15 AM

What are the options for beefing up the GTP's diffs?


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What are the options for beefing up the GTP's diffs?
hot bodies hardened gears, aluminum diff cups and heavy duty outputs


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......maybe they want to be more like novak
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More carbon fiber parts... - 05.27.2009, 08:33 AM

Sitting around with a little time on my hands, since I completed the CF top place and servo plate, I decided to take it a bit further and cut out the front and rear shock towers. These came out great considering the work was done using a hacksaw and an assortment of dremel bits. Here are the stock aluminum and the CF parts side by side and installed on the car.
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