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09-24-2002, 10:20 AM
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10th Gear
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Help!
..Hey im pretty new to the site..i dont have too much done to my ride either..i was wondering..what..kinda intake..and headers i should get for the ride..and wat the prices..are..money is no object but i wanna know how much this stuff is..if n e one can help..thank u..
09-25-2002, 10:50 PM
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Jumping Ship
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I'm still pretty new to the site as well, but I'll guess I'll sorta show you the ropes. Use the search button in the top right corner also the Extremely Useful Topics on the home page.
It really is up to you on what you want to do first. I went with the AEM CAI first, definitely worth the 200 bucks. Install was easy, again just use the search button. If you haven't noticed already the stock tires are $hit, lose them along with the rims if you have the loot. Many owners have also lowered the car and inch or so, using Eibach or Comptech kits. Again it's all up to you, have fun doing it and enjoy the ride.
It really is up to you on what you want to do first. I went with the AEM CAI first, definitely worth the 200 bucks. Install was easy, again just use the search button. If you haven't noticed already the stock tires are $hit, lose them along with the rims if you have the loot. Many owners have also lowered the car and inch or so, using Eibach or Comptech kits. Again it's all up to you, have fun doing it and enjoy the ride.
09-26-2002, 09:08 AM
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do it yourself, its not even worth paying install fees for it. im not much of a engine mechanic but it was very easy and the instructions were easy to follow
