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Old 15-01-2006, 08:52 AM   #1
AWD Chaser
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Question A Few Simple Mod Questions

Hi all.

I'm looking into some mods ATM and was wondering about a few:

What is the gain (if any) of replacing my roters with slotted ones and how much will the rotors cost?

I'm looking at doing an exhaust mod, but i don't won't a drone effect; however I do want something different. How hard would it be to have a twin oulet exhaust, such as one on the left and one on the right (much like the Pontiac GTO - or that other mob that made it : ).

I've heard a few mods done such as the "Dual LTD horn". How is this different from the standard horn? Worth it?

Thanks.

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