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Getting 18s and having stock brakes man thats gonna look like crap especially if you have drums. Keep your 17s or sell them and buy some multispoke 17s, keep your rubber and you could save on that at least. ;)
I drive a 2010 Golf that growls at people when it goes over 3000rpm.
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I wont have to worry about stock breaks for to long. I owuld have new ones coming in with the other future upgrades..
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hey i know you really like the focus.. but you are taking big brakes, lightweight wheels, serious engine work...
are you thinking of making your focus a 'track car'
perhaps consider keeping the focus as is and getting something else to build up instead.. everyone with a heavily modified car needs a relatively stock daily driver.....
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thats the plan. I want to build the focus up just for something different. After its done I will move on. I dont care about loosing money. My car will be payed for and so will the mods. Get rid of it, then I will move onto the next thing. I allready started it im goin to finsih it..
Im picking up a chevette for winter and the crappy days. The focus will be a drive to and from work on the nice sunny days in the summer and the evening crusier..
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good luck man.. i hope that works out for you and you don't end up regretting the money and time you put in later on
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Its worth the try. Making it one hell of a learning experience lol