The only thing this affects is the clutch action. When you remove the CDV, the clutch is more linearly engaged, especially in the 1-2 and 2-3 shifts. CDV delete would not affect how the shifter feels at all.
For the vast majority of people, I find that corner balancing is very rarely worth the time or effort. You will see very minimal benefits from this on the street.
May be worth visiting if you are seriously tracking your car.
Tires are OEM Michelin Super Sports and have approx. 5000 miles.
Wear is 7/32nds in fronts and 5/32nds in rears.
Imperfections (See photos below):
One rear wheel has slight curb rash on it.
One front wheel has a chip on one of the spokes.
Will include hubcaps and TPMS.
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That 6mm hex end is generally only used to help with install.
Proper removal of stud conversion kits should involve the double nut method that was mentioned above.
Did you end up installing the Millway plates? And did they fit with no issues?
I'm currently exploring options for camber adjustability and it's currently a tossup between those and the Vorshlag. Haven't seen any other feedback on the forum at all so far, regarding the Millway Camber Plates.
My understanding is that the resonated vs non-res doesn't make a significant difference in volume, but instead reduces drone. On a day-to-day basis, I personally like the tone of the AWE better. I drive in the city often and found the Borla too loud in sport mode-especially when the car popped...
I have an AWE Touring Resonated paired with AA High-Flow and previously ran the Borla Atak. The AWE is slightly quieter than the Borla in every scenario except cold start.
Brand new-I've basically only opened the box to confirm contents.
Would prefer local meet up (Philly area) but I am willing to ship at buyer's expense.
Not local to you, so I can't help you hear it in person; but I recently installed AWE Touring Resonated and in my opinion, is the deepest sounding exhaust for this platform if that's the type of sound you're looking for-hope that helps.