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#6796
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Need some input here, trying to purchase a CAI for my 2003 sedan and came across a couple models that reference "rectangular maf only". I was searching around and couldnt find many threads that were helpful. Only thing was if you have an early 03, you need circular housing. This is what I have:
![](http://i108.photobucket.com/albums/n5/DTRUONG_112/Project%20SwaG35/DSC01785.jpg)
The maf is rectangular, but I cant tell if the housing is considered rectangular. Can anyone provide some guidance or feedback before I actually create a new thread.
![](http://i108.photobucket.com/albums/n5/DTRUONG_112/Project%20SwaG35/DSC01785.jpg)
The maf is rectangular, but I cant tell if the housing is considered rectangular. Can anyone provide some guidance or feedback before I actually create a new thread.
Just looking at the pic, I'd guess circular, but you should pull it just to be sure
#6797
Im really getting it for the looks in the engine bay. I found a fujita for an 03. Just have to make sure it will be compatible with the MAF that I have.
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#6804
330 all around for rotors and pads+ install
#6805
Unless you're going for stance and want a lot of poke, Varrstoens in general are not sedan friendly. If you want stance/poke then they're fine though. What offsets/tire sizes depends on what you want. In terms of stance, ride quality etc
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2mm is the "spec" during a safety inspeciton, 2mm or less and they must be replaced to pass safety. in actual fact, if htey're wearing evenly you can drive for a really long time with 2mm left before you HAVE to replace the pads.
I wouldn't go under 1mm though.
ALSO just want to note, most shops don't actually measure this, they just look at it and guess. Chances are you have mroe than 3mm there.
#6808
As screensaver said, 2mm is pretty much toast so you're getting close.
2mm is the "spec" during a safety inspeciton, 2mm or less and they must be replaced to pass safety. in actual fact, if htey're wearing evenly you can drive for a really long time with 2mm left before you HAVE to replace the pads.
I wouldn't go under 1mm though.
2mm is the "spec" during a safety inspeciton, 2mm or less and they must be replaced to pass safety. in actual fact, if htey're wearing evenly you can drive for a really long time with 2mm left before you HAVE to replace the pads.
I wouldn't go under 1mm though.
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