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    1. #4
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      Mar 2008
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      Chicago suburbs
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      Country Flag: United States
      Weight seems like it would be an advantage. Less unsprung and (maybe) more in the rear for better balance. As far as cost, an aftermarket solid rear end costs over $2k plus a link type suspension $2k - $5k and you're looking at over 4 grand pretty easy. I'm kind of surprised that the only aftermarket IRS that I've seen is from Heidt's, but it would seem that a decent aftermarket IRS could be sold for around $5k. Or adapted from another platform for about the same amount of cash. Wouldn't it be great to dial in some camber on your rear wheels?






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