Another thing I would recommend upgrading would be the MIP "Pucks" Bi-Metal Associated B5/B5M R-CVD Drive System. The drive system allows you to lighten the drivetrain without sacrificing the durability that steel components offer. Also with this R-CVD™ design, it couples your original axle components with the MIP Bi-Metal bone to keep costs low and give you the essentials to transfer over to MIP’s Puck system. Of course the system is accompanied by 7075 hard anodized aluminum outdrives and the necessary components to build your aluminum puck diff.
What kind of diff are you running the Gear Differential Kit or the Ball Differential Kit?
If you decide to buy the b5m I would recommend upgrading the drive system to the MIP "Pucks" Bi-Metal Associated B5/B5M R-CVD Drive System. It's night and day over the stock.
If you decide to buy the b5m I would recommend upgrading the drive system to the MIP "Pucks" Bi-Metal Associated B5/B5M R-CVD Drive System. It's night and day over the stock.
If you decide to buy the b5m I would recommend upgrading the drive system to the MIP "Pucks" Bi-Metal Associated B5/B5M R-CVD Drive System. It's night and day over the stock.
Any other parts that might need to be upgraded?
If you buy a b5 you can convert it to a b5m with the Team Associated B5 To B5M Conversion Kit.