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Don't think you understand you keep your stock rails as well. You have 4-6 bolts on each side holding them down so you drill out one and thread the wires through. You keep the rails but lose one bolt.
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I made that little plate up. I used to have a 6way trailer plug there for the roof rack. But with the cage and now only using two wires instead of six, I just put a grommet in and sealed the plate to the roof with silicone and ran the wires up the cage.
I made that little plate up. I used to have a 6way trailer plug there for the roof rack. But with the cage and now only using two wires instead of six, I just put a grommet in and sealed the plate to the roof with silicone and ran the wires up the cage.
That is a pretty swift idea. I'm doin it.
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Oh jezz, that way longer than i thought. I can't get the extension off my tailpipe, but the Super44's 13 inches long so that might not be an issue...
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My buddy got rear ended a week ago and the car hit the tail pipe smashing the exhaust. I just welded in a cherry bomb and a thunderbolt cat and its mean. Throaty idle but not obnoxious. You can get small pieces of 2.25 pipe from the parts store and adapters. I went to harbor freight and bought a cheap pipe flare so we could sleeve weld the pipes instead of butt welding them.
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Stabilizer is a shock and won't cause wobble even if it has play in it. If your LCA's aren't right or the bushings are bad it will though
anyone in here alreaddy rebuilt a transmission ? im trieing do that falowing a excelent videos that a guy put in youtube but im stock whit the fifth gear shift rail ( the begining)cause it doesnt came out like the video , even i alreaddy had removed the screw of the fifth fork the rail should go along and out but it doesnt and im lousing my mind cause i look and relook and i dont see where that thing are stocked...