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Jan 27, 2006 | 10:17 PM

#11

AllActionDan

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From: Aurora, Ontario

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Originally Posted by 1BADRIDE

I saw the MM car in action in the videos on their website. Phenomenal is the least I can say.

Passed 8 cars in ONE lap after getting spun by another driver and ending up dead last. The guy was overtaking cars on the outside like it was nothing! Unbelievable handling on their AI Fox car... WOW.

I suppose I'll stick with what I have for this season and make a decision near the end and execute it over the winter season.

I have never driven a car with MM parts installed, but I do have a big stack of parts from them sitting in my garage. I am installing them slowly...I can tell you that they are very well made.

Dan

Jan 31, 2006 | 11:19 AM

#12

1BADRIDE

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From: Markham, ON

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Originally Posted by AllActionDan

I have never driven a car with MM parts installed, but I do have a big stack of parts from them sitting in my garage. I am installing them slowly...I can tell you that they are very well made.

Dan

Which MM kit did you go for, and was it on their recommendation or your own homework?

Thanks

Jan 31, 2006 | 10:57 PM

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AllActionDan

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From: Aurora, Ontario

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Originally Posted by 1BADRIDE

Which MM kit did you go for, and was it on their recommendation or your own homework?

Thanks

I did my own research, and decided to go with adjustable control arms, torque arm, panhard rod, caster/camber plates, and strut tower brace. I think they do sell a kit for the rear with all the parts I have, but it also comes with a few other things that I don't need/want. Go to www.maximummotorsports.com and look around for the testing that motor trend did. It will make you think. Its hard to find it, but its there. If you can't find it, let me know and I will post them.