FS: 3G TL - Dynomax resonator, CAI +K&N, RSB
04-20-2008, 08:05 PM
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FS: 3G TL - Dynomax resonator, CAI +K&N, RSB
I need to clean out my garage. Dynomax and CAI+K&N have NEVER been installed.
K&N drop in and RSB are used but in great condtion.
email me with questions at ja_schell@yahoo.com
tks for looking.....
Dynomax Resonator for stage 3 - part number should be Dynomax WLK-24215 but I am not entirely sure since it does not actually say on the resonator. --- $40 shipped to your door.
CAI - Brand Unknown - Tag/part # on it says HD05AC. I got this from the previous owner of my car who said he paid $150 for it. It comes with a brand new never been used K&N cone filter model # RU-3570 the (filter alone sells for $40) Entire package CAI+filter for $65 shipped to your door. (comes with everything seen in image.)
K&N stock drop in filter - part #33-2299 sells for $40 new - just cleaned it and will re-oil it upon request (some folks might want to do this themselves to eliminate mess). sell for $25 shipped to your door.
RSB - 6sp RSB (rear sway bar) I believe it is 20mm. You can have it for $30 shipped. Sorry no image for this, don't have the patience tonight to take a picture and upload it to imageshack.
I think we all know what it looks like anyway 
K&N drop in and RSB are used but in great condtion.
email me with questions at ja_schell@yahoo.com
tks for looking.....
Dynomax Resonator for stage 3 - part number should be Dynomax WLK-24215 but I am not entirely sure since it does not actually say on the resonator. --- $40 shipped to your door.
CAI - Brand Unknown - Tag/part # on it says HD05AC. I got this from the previous owner of my car who said he paid $150 for it. It comes with a brand new never been used K&N cone filter model # RU-3570 the (filter alone sells for $40) Entire package CAI+filter for $65 shipped to your door. (comes with everything seen in image.)
K&N stock drop in filter - part #33-2299 sells for $40 new - just cleaned it and will re-oil it upon request (some folks might want to do this themselves to eliminate mess). sell for $25 shipped to your door.
RSB - 6sp RSB (rear sway bar) I believe it is 20mm. You can have it for $30 shipped. Sorry no image for this, don't have the patience tonight to take a picture and upload it to imageshack.
I think we all know what it looks like anyway
04-20-2008, 09:53 PM
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Will the RSB fit an automatic 3rd gen? If so, DIBS!
04-20-2008, 09:55 PM
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i will take the dynomax pipe.. but what do you mean by not entirely sure?.. is the part number correct though?
04-21-2008, 07:03 AM
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RSB will fit 3G auto.
The Dynomax resonator I have does fit the 3G TL. I had to look up part # WLK-24215 for the Dynomax since I bought this over a year ago and had to look it up online. I don't think they made any product/part# changes in the last year but I was not entirely sure. Bottom line, this will work on the 3G TL.
The Dynomax resonator I have does fit the 3G TL. I had to look up part # WLK-24215 for the Dynomax since I bought this over a year ago and had to look it up online. I don't think they made any product/part# changes in the last year but I was not entirely sure. Bottom line, this will work on the 3G TL.
04-21-2008, 10:37 AM
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H&R RSB is 2mm better
H&R = 22mm
Stock 6speed = 20mm
Stock auto = 17mm
Both 6sp and H&R are good upgrades to the auto. I can't speak on actual stiffness numbers but obvioulsy the H&R is the best choice, just not the most economical in this case.
H&R = 22mm
Stock 6speed = 20mm
Stock auto = 17mm
Both 6sp and H&R are good upgrades to the auto. I can't speak on actual stiffness numbers but obvioulsy the H&R is the best choice, just not the most economical in this case.
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04-21-2008, 01:11 PM
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How is the install on the RSB? If not too hard, could paypal you tonight!
04-21-2008, 02:32 PM
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RSB install is pretty easy to do if you can turn a wrench, the hardest part if I remember correctly is getting around the exhaust. As long as you can get the rear of the car up in the air you shouldn't have an issue. Some say you need to remove a wheel to make it easier, I was able to do it only up on ramps.
of course.."easy" is my opinion, I can assure you I am no ASE cert mechanic.
I just noticed you have an 06 A-SPEC... I am not entirely sure, but I thought these all came with the 20mm RSB... someone correct me if I am wrong.
of course.."easy" is my opinion, I can assure you I am no ASE cert mechanic.
I just noticed you have an 06 A-SPEC... I am not entirely sure, but I thought these all came with the 20mm RSB... someone correct me if I am wrong.
04-21-2008, 04:49 PM
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04-22-2008, 02:00 AM
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What does the A-Spec have to do with the RSB? You're saying these models came with the 20mm RSB? Someone chime in please!
04-22-2008, 01:00 PM
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04-23-2008, 07:13 AM
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MaxAmillion - I think the stock replacement K&N filter has around 20-25K miles. Either way I just cleaned it and it looks brand new. I have not re-oiled it since some folks might want to do this themselve. I will re-oil before shipping at your request.
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