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By Last Indian · Posted
Hey! I think Frosty had an accident in his pants! -
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I agree with Last Indian. Other costs you need to consider once you start pushing into this realm of added horsepower is definitely upgrading your brakes (front discs, drilled and slotted rotors, upgraded pads, and perhaps multi-piston calipers), a better transmission and torque converter to handle the increase in power, and a complete re-do of the rear end is probably warranted with either hardened gears and axles and if your car does not have it, a posi unit. Rear disc brake conversion might not be a bad idea either. Better rubber is also another consideration. I would also inspect the state of your cooling system. More power equals more heat. Is the current radiator good enough or do you need to upgrade (talk to an engine builder for a recommendation)? I would definitely add a catch can/return bottle if you car does not have one.
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By Last Indian · Posted
Hey I was just wondering, what does Frosty eat with his cake? Ice cream would seem like it would just freeze solid on the way down! So do you just do hot fudge?😂
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