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View Poll Results: Keeping You Lamborghini All Original ?
Keep It Like It Just Left The Factory 19 37.25%
Just Some After-Market Stuff, Wheels, Exhaust, Non-OEM 20 39.22%
Ignition, Suspension, Chips, Scoops, Brake Upgrades, 7 13.73%
Turbochargers, Superchargers, Track Mods 5 9.80%
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Old 06-10-2005, 07:27 AM
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Mod it if you like... just keep all the parts so you can return it to stock if you change your mind later...
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Old 07-13-2005, 03:02 PM
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well I think that engine wise I will leave mine standard, but just love the GT front end so had to "upgrade". Will keep the orig parts tho, just in case I change my mind :-)
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well i had quite a few cosmetic touches done to my 98 sv

gt hood, 2000 rear grill, inter changable wing. (i have 2).

changed the front fog lights from original to 2 spot lights.

pluss i have had the interior done also. and i toock the sterio system out. i never use it. i just listen the that beutifull beast behind me.
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well u gys would hate me i want too twin turbo charge my countach and do a brake up grade bigger wheels lower it a little more hugh plans but when i get to it who knows i have so much stuff already backed up i might as well just keep driving it hahaha ow well some day
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Default Oem is not always best!

If you really want to drive your car then keeping your car stock my leave you on the side of the road. The old car's have weak hose's and old still rubber o'rings on the engine which will leak! The new car's OEM IGN SYSTEM does not like trafic jam's
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When i get one i will keep it like Ferruccio inteded
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only non-owners would contemplate customising a lambo. all owner should know that it is gross to presume to modify a lamborghini, unless your name is bob wallace or walter wolf.
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Lot of Lambo Parts are very bad Quality! There is a lot of Things to modify.
Make every thing, but try not to loose the Line-Up of the Car.

Watch the Track of this Diablo.

1.Original
2.Modify
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Lot of Lambo Parts are very bad Quality! There is a lot of Things to modify.
Make every thing, but try not to loose the Line-Up of the Car.

Watch the Track of this Diablo.

1.Original
2.Modify

The thing with spacers is that you increase the wear of the wheel bearings, especially if you track the car. So with that in mind, it's not recommended.
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Old 10-05-2005, 03:16 AM
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The thing with spacers is that you increase the wear of the wheel bearings, especially if you track the car. So with that in mind, it's not recommended.
absolutely right,
you should be carefull with big wheel spacers,let say over 15 mm., they are very dangerous and not reccomended
i was told that in a recent track day in italy a diablo with wide spacers lost a wheels with bad damage consequences
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