I would, but I enjoy my rear visibility too much; the tail doesn't extend down far enough for a ducktail. I was thinking Sierra-style biplane, but that'd be tricky to attach.
Well, it's happened. Sold it to an enthusiast with welding skills and am going to check out this 9-7X Aero as a replacement.
You wish...April Fools.
Not in this generation of Saab 9000 it isn't. It usually involves a total replacement of a discontinued throttle body.TCS should be a really cheap fix - less than $100.
Trying to figure out if I'm going to consign it to beaterdom and just drive it into the ground.
There's a reason it got discontinued after that year: it relied on an eventually-unreliable combination of electronic actuators and extra vacuum hoses. Too much shit to go wrong.Regardless, I'm surprised Saab had an electronic throttle body in 1995.
My car is supposed to have "traction control" but it has been permanently disabled.
I don't think traction control was available until the electronic throttle body came around in 1999. Yours still has a cable throttle right?