Anybody done this to their s2k?
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Seems like a great idea to me. But I would rather spend my 230$ elsewhere. If everyone was saying it was an amazing product then I might consider, but seeing how many people are on the fence about it I think ill pass 
. Never paying that much more for hardware. Might be cheaper to do the engineering myself and pay a CnC machinist to make a 1000 of these lol
. Never paying that much more for hardware. Might be cheaper to do the engineering myself and pay a CnC machinist to make a 1000 of these lol
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Seems like a great idea to me. But I would rather spend my 230$ elsewhere. If everyone was saying it was an amazing product then I might consider, but seeing how many people are on the fence about it I think ill pass . Never paying that much more for hardware. Might be cheaper to do the engineering myself and pay a CnC machinist to make a 1000 of these lol
. Never paying that much more for hardware. Might be cheaper to do the engineering myself and pay a CnC machinist to make a 1000 of these lolIf the subframe bolts are torqued properly, your subframe isn't going to move whatsoever. The video is just a marketing ploy.
