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Yep, I'm planning on getting it at sears and getting the Mechanic Tool set. |
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Giants, GO!
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well that's good you remember it. i had mine stashed away somewhere and forgot what the code was. good thing i entered it into the honda owners link when i registered. sounds like you have a handle of the SRI install, does that mean you won't need my help anymore?
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I hope I know... Looks simple though. Normally I have to see it once before I can take on in but from pics on DIY and stuff looks simple enough.
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Hopefully I dont have too... ![]() ![]() ![]() Last edited by pgFA; 04-30-2008 at 04:26 PM. Reason: More info |
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Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: SAN DIEGO whoop whoop! Pekpeksilog
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what do you guys think?
i wanna get one of these? http://www.8thcivic.com/forums/intak...e-si-only.html |
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A&J Racing :: Intake & Exhaust :: Civic (FG2) :: T1R Racing convertor - Honda Civic Si 06-08 FG2 |
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Oh... I thought you were planning on going. I'll probably still need your help for guidance. When ever that stupid intake get ship by Fujita. I bought the 53pcs Mechanic Tool set from sears. How long of an extension do you think I need for the bolt? It only came with a 3" thats definitely not enough. Hahaha!
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GOOD MORNING SAN DIEGO!
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Maybe I should cancel Fujita cause I dont think it has shipped yet and just get Injen CIA or SR with Apexi filter...![]() ![]() ![]() Last edited by pgFA; 05-01-2008 at 11:49 AM. Reason: More info |
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from what I've heard from different people, the injen cai is pretty weak.
1) you have to cut a hole in your wheel well to accomodate the pipe. 2) after a few thousand miles or less the bracket that keeps the lower half of the pipe from vibrating breaks and/or jacks up the pipe. |
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