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Everyone look!!! Apr12 Buttonwillow Speedventures Track Event check it out on www.speedventures.com
Me Annette and Mike will be in SoCal that weekend. Just might have to stop by
Me Annette and Mike will be in SoCal that weekend. Just might have to stop by
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#5857
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Originally Posted by Armin
Also, I was wondering if any of you guys know how to remove the TMPS of the OEM wheel?!
Last edited by Phil's 8; 03-26-2008 at 06:35 AM.
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do you guys have a Midas nearby? I know some guys have gotten their exhausts installed there for about $40-$50.
Just keep in mind that the OEM remains in one piece so it might be a bit difficult to transport home in your 8.
OR you could invite a few guys over and knock it out that way.
Just keep in mind that the OEM remains in one piece so it might be a bit difficult to transport home in your 8.
OR you could invite a few guys over and knock it out that way.
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Jason, you need to stop by my office before noon tomorrow (leaving at 11am) to pick up something that you purchased and may not know about yet.
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Let's see, this week I bought the Cobb AP, three gauge pod, mid pipe with resonator and about $1000.00 worth of nothing (little mods and parts). I hope I get to the c/c bill before Nancy sees it
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#5869
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1000 dollars of nothing lol, thats a lot of cash on nothing....? new body kit? exterior accents?
bran! (sorry i don't recall your RL name :/) unless you have installed an exhaust before i would suggest not doing it...i tried doing my previous install and the spring loaded bolts took us hours to get back on.
unless you feel confident doing it yourself then i would suggest either having someone there that has done it before, or take it to the shop.
bran! (sorry i don't recall your RL name :/) unless you have installed an exhaust before i would suggest not doing it...i tried doing my previous install and the spring loaded bolts took us hours to get back on.
unless you feel confident doing it yourself then i would suggest either having someone there that has done it before, or take it to the shop.
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Sorry Phil, i believe the ones from ebay are only in WB, SS, and LY. But that link that Marco posted...
http://www.finishlineperformance.com...cat=267&page=4
has them cheaper than going direct to Mazda. 75$ plus shipping
http://www.finishlineperformance.com...cat=267&page=4
has them cheaper than going direct to Mazda. 75$ plus shipping
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1000 dollars of nothing lol, thats a lot of cash on nothing....? new body kit? exterior accents?
bran! (sorry i don't recall your RL name :/) unless you have installed an exhaust before i would suggest not doing it...i tried doing my previous install and the spring loaded bolts took us hours to get back on.
unless you feel confident doing it yourself then i would suggest either having someone there that has done it before, or take it to the shop.
bran! (sorry i don't recall your RL name :/) unless you have installed an exhaust before i would suggest not doing it...i tried doing my previous install and the spring loaded bolts took us hours to get back on.
unless you feel confident doing it yourself then i would suggest either having someone there that has done it before, or take it to the shop.
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Having all the tools and the little parts help the process... It is pretty easy... Having someone hand you tools also makes it go by pretty quick... I had my daughter help me and she is 11...
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if i had to do it again im sure it would only take me 45 mins or so. i only said that because if bran had never done something like that, as i had, its much harder when you've never done something like that.