Just out of curiosity and nothing I'm considering at the moment, has anyone here got any experience with Autofarm's perfomance upgrades? Boring out to 3,7 and all the rest... Does it deliver and how about longevity and maintenance? Cheers
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Personally I would sooner invest the money and insurance into a Turbo. For the bargain price they are.
Not a very common option then I guess.. [ ] Car prices where I live are crazy, turbos are still around £80 000 so not an option. [8D]
To some extent I am with 13E as modified cars can be a nightmare to insure, maintain and subsequently sell. The best "Off the Shelf" option is always going to be the most convenient option and sensible investment (if ever a car is a sensible investment).
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