Ap2 complete drivetrain on Ap1
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Ah true must be. With any turbo kit you will only lose mpg if you have a heavy foot so you can easily control what type of mpg you get. having said that if you are actually worried about mpg then I would not add boost to the car. Will spend a lot more on boost than many years of gas for the car.
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Yes the rear diff is an improvement. It has larger end caps on the carrier bearings, so more strength and reinforcement against the first place 90% our diffs fail under stress. I’ve been through two ap1 diffs before I learned my lesson. Haven’t broke an ap2 yet... knock on wood...
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Originally Posted by s2kj3rk' timestamp='1355120096' post='22200200
Really? So it's not that big of a difference huh? Besides engine and tranny. Just wondering. Cause I want to keep the ap1 engine and I already bought a ap2 tranny I was just wondering about the rear diff and whatever else.
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