Ocha San Mateo Monday Night
03-11-2013, 11:24 PM
#1111
you can install it in your driveway in less than an hour. need a circlip tool thats about it. the bushings the one in your shifter can be done while installing the SS but the other you have to get under the car for a bit. Not long at all though. I recommend the bushings! It's a huge difference.
03-11-2013, 11:25 PM
#1112
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It was definitely a FEELER kind of night for most of us...
My stiffy clutch is "stock" for sure.....
The COBB SS felt firmer and gave it that SOLID FEEL to it.
There was a lady in that WAGON!....awkward moment of the night...aside from the "STIFFY CLUTCH WORKOUT" that was established during the conversation.
My stiffy clutch is "stock" for sure.....
The COBB SS felt firmer and gave it that SOLID FEEL to it.
There was a lady in that WAGON!....awkward moment of the night...aside from the "STIFFY CLUTCH WORKOUT" that was established during the conversation.
03-11-2013, 11:43 PM
#1117
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Location: Peninsula, Bay Area
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Car Info: WRB Wagon
It was definitely a FEELER kind of night for most of us...
My stiffy clutch is "stock" for sure.....
The COBB SS felt firmer and gave it that SOLID FEEL to it.
There was a lady in that WAGON!....awkward moment of the night...aside from the "STIFFY CLUTCH WORKOUT" that was established during the conversation.
My stiffy clutch is "stock" for sure.....
The COBB SS felt firmer and gave it that SOLID FEEL to it.
There was a lady in that WAGON!....awkward moment of the night...aside from the "STIFFY CLUTCH WORKOUT" that was established during the conversation.
yeah had to bribe her to stay put with milk tea/instagram on my iphone... and asleep now 
and yeah the stiff clutch was firmly established
but on the real it did feel more solid than mine after driving away, and cobb reinstating once again how baller their equips are
