ATLP Exhaust Group Buy!
never tried it before, just what ive read lol but what im gonna do is soak them the night before, wake up in the morning soak them again, go eat a good breakfast then come back out soak them one more time and let em have it
10-13-2009, 04:57 PM
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2003 TL-S A-SPEC
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I read the first 4 pages and the last 2. I didn't find my answer.
I have a leak in my flex pipe and it's starting to smell in the car. Will this Exhaust come with that part? I really don't know much about this but I always try to get the best for my $.
Are there even any left?
I have a leak in my flex pipe and it's starting to smell in the car. Will this Exhaust come with that part? I really don't know much about this but I always try to get the best for my $.
Are there even any left?
10-13-2009, 10:48 PM
#449
Prolly install on saturday because the wheather has been bad for about 2 weeks and is supposed to clear up by friday but im too busy that day. Anyways here are sum pixxx. Thanks To the dude who started this GB and everyone else who was apart of it. Thank you to Mr. Heeltoe also!!!
The Bux
The Ish
Det Pipe
Det Logo
The Bux
The Ish
Det Pipe
Det Logo
10-14-2009, 07:24 PM
#451
Grandmas drive 3.2TL-S
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I received my exhaust today as well. (Miami, FL)
However, the box did not include an ATLP sticker {>_<}
Other than that, the piece looks like a true work of art, I will be getting it installed this Saturday and cannot wait to hear my car purrr.
However, the box did not include an ATLP sticker {>_<}
Other than that, the piece looks like a true work of art, I will be getting it installed this Saturday and cannot wait to hear my car purrr.
10-14-2009, 09:00 PM
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10-15-2009, 04:21 AM
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is it too late to get one of these exhausts? i just bought a 03 tl-s last week and seems like this is the best way to go.. love the sound of it and the hp and torque gains are the best i've seen.
10-15-2009, 11:57 PM
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hey heeltoe, is there a way i can put $500 down now to hold one, and pay the balance next friday (10-23)? i'd pay it all off now but i dont get paid again until friday. just want to ensure i get one.. thanks again
10-16-2009, 11:28 AM
#461
^no, the atlp's come with a new set of nuts, bolts, and gaskets that are 1mm larger than the stock ones (14mm stock, 15mm atlp i think 
). you might want to put some anti-seize on the gaskets cuz i took mine off after a few months and the gaskets fell apart and stuck to the ends of the piping. i had to go buy my own gaskets after that :fml:
). you might want to put some anti-seize on the gaskets cuz i took mine off after a few months and the gaskets fell apart and stuck to the ends of the piping. i had to go buy my own gaskets after that :fml:
10-16-2009, 01:03 PM
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10-17-2009, 01:56 AM
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Sure send paypal to paypal@heeltoeauto.com
10-17-2009, 03:41 PM
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Grandmas drive 3.2TL-S
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My feedback:
Installation Annoyance!
*This little nut attached to the catalytic delayed the installation about an hour. It was PB blasted, impacted, smoothed out; had no edges and finally after hitting it with an electric impact chisel and applying a burner to it, it managed to crack open.
Before
After
The exhaust sounds beautiful at low RPMs at higher RPMs it muzzles out and becomes quieter rather than louder.
The best sound I heard was the start-up prior to installing the cans with the tips.
Definitely worth the buy!
Sorry for my inability to provide audio clips, my iphone is horrible with recordings.
Installation Annoyance!
*This little nut attached to the catalytic delayed the installation about an hour. It was PB blasted, impacted, smoothed out; had no edges and finally after hitting it with an electric impact chisel and applying a burner to it, it managed to crack open.
Before
After
The exhaust sounds beautiful at low RPMs at higher RPMs it muzzles out and becomes quieter rather than louder.
The best sound I heard was the start-up prior to installing the cans with the tips.
Definitely worth the buy!
Sorry for my inability to provide audio clips, my iphone is horrible with recordings.
10-18-2009, 12:07 AM
#469
Haha when i was taking off the stock exhaust and after taking off the 3 bolts from the cat i spent about 30 minutes trying to get the muffler bolts off when i relized the rest was just held on by hangers. im a dumbass. Yeah i agreee, the sound does disappear in the higher rpms and i was told before that it doesnt. But still a great sound. Its very deep and doesnt sound high pitched and annoying like some other exhaust
10-18-2009, 12:09 AM
#470
hey excel how did you get your to sit flush on the back bumper? mine hangs down a inch and a half from the cutout in the bumper of where it should be. Oh and for that other guy that did all that stuff to get off one bolt, i only had to use a 14 mm sock and a hammer. hahahaha jk im an ass
10-18-2009, 09:22 AM
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hey excel how did you get your to sit flush on the back bumper? mine hangs down a inch and a half from the cutout in the bumper of where it should be. Oh and for that other guy that did all that stuff to get off one bolt, i only had to use a 14 mm sock and a hammer. hahahaha jk im an ass
10-18-2009, 11:52 AM
#474
align the flanges on the mid pipes correctly..
then have 2 people work on the mufflers..
one to hold onto the mufflers and one to HAND TIGHTEN the nuts/bolts for the mufflers...
once everything is hand tightened.. then go ahead and tighten them up with your socket wrench or watever you prefer.. lol
then have 2 people work on the mufflers..
one to hold onto the mufflers and one to HAND TIGHTEN the nuts/bolts for the mufflers...
once everything is hand tightened.. then go ahead and tighten them up with your socket wrench or watever you prefer.. lol
10-22-2009, 01:18 PM
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hey heeltoe,
just paid for the exhaust thru heeltoeauto.com via paypal.. let me know that you have received payment and you still got 1 left right? cant friggin' wait son! elite
ftw
thanks again,
let me know
just paid for the exhaust thru heeltoeauto.com via paypal.. let me know that you have received payment and you still got 1 left right? cant friggin' wait son! elite
ftw
thanks again,
let me know
surprisingly enough my cat bolts came off pretty easy with three people going at it
