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  1. #1
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    We're currently using Hawks, but haven't really experimented...

    A full on IT exhaust would be cool... one that's got dyno numbers behind it (as I get ready to cobble ours together)
    Scott Rhea
    Izzy's Custom Cages
    It's not what you build... It's how you build it
    Performance Driven LLC
    Neon Racing Springs

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    Hawk front, OE rear pads, I had very little wear with six & a half hours at Roebling Road.
    I was brakeing hard into turn one, not much anywhere else.
    Working on group buys, Chris?
    I need information and seat time more than I need parts right now.
    Hope I can get you to do a tranny with quaife & 4.12 for me next winter.

    Got a picture of you and Cao at the finish, Sebring in CFR region magazine.
    Working on finding the photographer.
    I am entered in the regional this weekend at Sebring.
    Carlos
    Gettin' old aint for wimps

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    Hawk blue fronts, cheapo Murrays in the rear - at least thats the plan for next year.

    Like Toby, as long as I stay in SN I'm pretty well set. The 22mm rear bar is getting harder to find for new folks - that might be something good to look at.

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    Hawk Blues in the front
    Hawk ceramic pads in the rear
    Prothane Bushings
    Rear Eibach Swaybar.

    I had a very hard time finding the Iceman Cold Air Intake, I actually ordered it from Mopar not knowing I actually was getting the Iceman.

    It would be nice to have someone who specializes in Neon high performance parts.
    Darryl Pritchett
    ITA #92 Dodge Neon
    2008 SE DP Champion
    2010 CFL Region ITA Champion

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    Hawk Blues on the front and cheap pads on the rears, they seem to last forever on the rear.

    exhaust would be good
    CAI that didnt require a battery tray swap/mod.
    how about a brake duct kit that uses the driving light openings and then mounts on the struts or inner fender somehow. I seem to be going through rotors lately as the speed increases
    Steve
    #53 ITA Neon ACR
    Plan "B" Racing
    Izzy's Custom Cages
    Performance Driven LLC
    Neon Springs

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    Quote Originally Posted by mcgyverit View Post
    Hawk Blues on the front and cheap pads on the rears, they seem to last forever on the rear.

    exhaust would be good
    CAI that didnt require a battery tray swap/mod.
    how about a brake duct kit that uses the driving light openings and then mounts on the struts or inner fender somehow. I seem to be going through rotors lately as the speed increases
    No Pressure at the Fog Light Holes for Brake cooling. The air is moving sideways there.
    Chris "The Cat Killer" Childs
    Angry Sheep Motorsports
    810 417 7777
    angrysheepmotorsports.com

    IT,SM,SS,Touring, and Super Touring

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    what if you moved the inlet more towards the middle of the lower grill in the center of the nose?
    Steve
    #53 ITA Neon ACR
    Plan "B" Racing
    Izzy's Custom Cages
    Performance Driven LLC
    Neon Springs

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