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The Former PFR · August 7th, 2006, 06:52 PM

If you wish to remain stock or do some minor power upgrades (600 RWHP or less), you might consider a 2001 or 2002, as they have ABS to start with. If you are going to do something a little bigger (850 RWHP or less) and don't mind minor upgrades to the brakes, then get a 99 or earlier, as they have forged pistons and will not require an engine rebuild. If you plan to go all out, then I would say just get the one in the best shape you can, as both systems will probably be torn out and majorly upgraded anyway.

August 7th, 2006, 06:52 PM	#3
The Former PFR Senior Member The Former PFR is offline Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Terre Haute, IN Posts: 5,337 Rep Power: 16	If you wish to remain stock or do some minor power upgrades (600 RWHP or less), you might consider a 2001 or 2002, as they have ABS to start with. If you are going to do something a little bigger (850 RWHP or less) and don't mind minor upgrades to the brakes, then get a 99 or earlier, as they have forged pistons and will not require an engine rebuild. If you plan to go all out, then I would say just get the one in the best shape you can, as both systems will probably be torn out and majorly upgraded anyway. __________________ 1984 Volvo 240 0-60: 11.2 sec. 1/4 18.6 @ 76 MPH do beware of dem rods if you drive it to work nah i dont drive it to work, ill find out which rods it has when one flies out of the block so i can measure it http://www.cpeturbos.com Last edited by The Former PFR : August 7th, 2006 at 06:58 PM.