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01-04-2012 | 11:21 AM
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While I love my PDCC I wish I could have a stance like that on my GTS - yours looks just perfect sitting like that. I hear that with PDCC "stance" options are quite limited and I don't want to risk messing something up. How's the ride quality with that setup?
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01-04-2012 | 01:24 PM
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01-04-2012 | 07:36 PM
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ride is harsh when in sport mode. No worse then my previous M6 with coilovers 
My Truck is loaded less the PDCC. Previous owner installed the eclipse in dash nav/bluetooth/backup cam which is great although the bluetooth does not really work.
Has a K40 installed as well.
i have not touched the car as far as performance mods, i removed the bypass pipes when i took delivery and never looked back.
My Truck is loaded less the PDCC. Previous owner installed the eclipse in dash nav/bluetooth/backup cam which is great although the bluetooth does not really work.
Has a K40 installed as well.
i have not touched the car as far as performance mods, i removed the bypass pipes when i took delivery and never looked back.
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01-04-2012 | 08:26 PM
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can't help but notice this on your first post
08 gts. Best vehicle i have owned.
I thought "really"... impressive considering who you are/ what you do
then you posted this
CGTS that good? Made me feel proud to be a GTS owner as well
nice looking vehicle you got there, any plan to get a black tail lights or blackening it in the future? or you're keeping it that way for safety's sake
08 gts. Best vehicle i have owned.
then you posted this
ride is harsh when in sport mode. No worse then my previous M6 with coilovers
nice looking vehicle you got there, any plan to get a black tail lights or blackening it in the future? or you're keeping it that way for safety's sake
Last edited by dimf; 01-04-2012 at 08:28 PM.
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01-05-2012 | 09:54 AM
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Hey dimf - your GTS looks fantastic as well! Love the wheels and the skid plate looks great against the red paint. So do you have PDCC? I'm wondering if your lowering module combined w/PDCC created any issues...
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01-05-2012 | 12:48 PM
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Techart lowering module did not create any issue at all. I love it
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01-05-2012 | 03:59 PM
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spacers add a nice look.
so the "quiet" mode with the bi-pass pipes removed is not too loud?
i have been thinking about doing that one for 2 years now but i find that i sometimes like the no sound option: mind you, it is few times.
i painted my 18 inch snows full black. looks good
so the "quiet" mode with the bi-pass pipes removed is not too loud?
i have been thinking about doing that one for 2 years now but i find that i sometimes like the no sound option: mind you, it is few times.
i painted my 18 inch snows full black. looks good
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01-05-2012 | 05:34 PM
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CPA, I've been wondering the same thing.... curious to hear folks' feedback.
spacers add a nice look.
so the "quiet" mode with the bi-pass pipes removed is not too loud?
i have been thinking about doing that one for 2 years now but i find that i sometimes like the no sound option: mind you, it is few times.
i painted my 18 inch snows full black. looks good
so the "quiet" mode with the bi-pass pipes removed is not too loud?
i have been thinking about doing that one for 2 years now but i find that i sometimes like the no sound option: mind you, it is few times.
i painted my 18 inch snows full black. looks good