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Originally Posted by Mike@GTM Racing and risk go hand in hand whether it's modified or not... Sure, less weight is always better, but horsepower is nice too. That said, the
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 good statment mike not too mention, you can do a multitude of things to improve handling besides worrying about 100 pound kit giving you 200+whp. actually, with you statment i can say that you dont have to worry about stripping the car and it remaining street legal. sticky tires, coilovers, sway bars with a SC or TT kit along with some cooling systems and your set 
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