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Originally Posted by KamiSpeed well you lose some comfort but gain response and feel, its a trade off that applies to some people but not all... It'd be amazing to

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Old 10-22-2011, 05:43 PM   #11 (permalink)
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well you lose some comfort but gain response and feel, its a trade off that applies to some people but not all... It'd be amazing to have the best of both world haha
How much more vibration enters the cabin? I find that the Z is actually very smooth at idle and low rpm, I'd almost wish there was a bit more engine feel present. Does it really improve engine response as well?
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