FS: Comptech headers for CLS or TLS
08-25-2002, 12:16 PM
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FS: Comptech headers for CLS or TLS(Pictures added)
They are approx. 1 year old and in great shape. I will email pictures if you like. Asking$750.00 o.b.o. shipped. Email me at dbrink@ev1.net if you would like further info.
08-25-2002, 02:06 PM
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Re: FS: Comptech headers for CLS or TLS
YGM!!
Originally posted by dgb
They are approx. 1 year old and in great shape. I will email pictures if you like. Asking$750.00 o.b.o. shipped. Email me at dbrink@ev1.net if you would like further info.
They are approx. 1 year old and in great shape. I will email pictures if you like. Asking$750.00 o.b.o. shipped. Email me at dbrink@ev1.net if you would like further info.
08-25-2002, 07:48 PM
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erlim50@hotmail.com pics please..
08-25-2002, 10:11 PM
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whats with the double post with different SN's
http://www.acura-cl.com/forums/showt...threadid=78473
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http://www.acura-cl.com/forums/showt...threadid=78473
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08-26-2002, 11:13 AM
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Originally posted by sidemarker
whats with the double post with different SN's
http://www.acura-cl.com/forums/showt...threadid=78473
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whats with the double post with different SN's
http://www.acura-cl.com/forums/showt...threadid=78473
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08-28-2002, 01:35 AM
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dang I wish those would fit my 6speed... I'd pick them up in an instant... shoot I'm even going back home to Dallas this w/end!!! arrgghhh!!! I want headers so bad 
... if you know how I could get them to fit lemme know and I'll bring money home with me this w/end and pick them up... o yeah and if you know someone who could install it to that'd help... thanks...
... if you know how I could get them to fit lemme know and I'll bring money home with me this w/end and pick them up... o yeah and if you know someone who could install it to that'd help... thanks...
08-29-2002, 07:15 PM
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Hey Austin, I got mine installed here in Houston. I know a guy that is a mechanic at a VW dealership here. He charged me a six pack and $75 to put them on. It took all of 1.25 hours to get them on! I highly suggest finding someone in Austin with air tools and a lift. Makes things SO easy!
08-29-2002, 08:09 PM
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autophile1:
Dude...you know it...seeing as how I've been progressively getting worse injuries as my DIY's have been getting harder...I expect to lose some sort of appendage this time...finger, toe, ear, something. Of course on the way to the hospital I will take a lot of pictures.
bl^5:
Thanks for the info man...I do appreciate it. But, as my reply to autophile1 may make obvious...I'm a big DIYer. I'd rather drink the 6 pack myself and spend the $75 toward nitrous heh. But, ya know, if you want to come over and help...that's always appreciated...heh heh heh. The good news is that I have an extremely heavy duty drill with fitments...so it should be a BIT easier than just hand tools...
Austin519
Dude...you know it...seeing as how I've been progressively getting worse injuries as my DIY's have been getting harder...I expect to lose some sort of appendage this time...finger, toe, ear, something. Of course on the way to the hospital I will take a lot of pictures.
bl^5:
Thanks for the info man...I do appreciate it. But, as my reply to autophile1 may make obvious...I'm a big DIYer. I'd rather drink the 6 pack myself and spend the $75 toward nitrous heh. But, ya know, if you want to come over and help...that's always appreciated...heh heh heh. The good news is that I have an extremely heavy duty drill with fitments...so it should be a BIT easier than just hand tools...
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