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It all depends on how you drive your car. Of course, at first you'll have problems you'll have to iron out, but after that it's mostly up to you... If
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It all depends on how you drive your car. Of course, at first you'll have problems you'll have to iron out, but after that it's mostly up to you...
If you beat the crap out of your car every day, and don't have any supporting mods to help sustain that level of performance and reliability, then you're begging for problems. If it's a daily driver, and you modify your car appropriately for the power levels you're looking for, then it should hold up if you keep to a good preventative maintenance schedule. |
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