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Old 09-24-2007, 09:53 PM
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lol!!! niceeeeeee!!!! does that mean you're gonna teach me? it wont hurt to learn...
lollll @ leg hunping... LMFAOOO that's funny
It never hurts to learn.... What kind of intake are you installing? Have you worked on cars before, or is this the first? If it is, an intake is a great way to get over the fear of working on your own car, without really being able to screw much up.
 
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Old 09-24-2007, 09:55 PM
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It never hurts to learn.... What kind of intake are you installing? Have you worked on cars before, or is this the first? If it is, an intake is a great way to get over the fear of working on your own car, without really being able to screw much up.

hmmm i got the hi-flow stillen intake?? with the Z tube.. and no i never worked on any cars before! sounds exciting thou
 
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Old 09-24-2007, 10:02 PM
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hmmm i got the hi-flow stillen intake?? with the Z tube.. and no i never worked on any cars before! sounds exciting thou
It's dirty, time-consuming, and you usually beat up your hands (and swear at the car). Generally a bit of a love/hate relationship, but some people find it very satisfying to work through the issues. When it's all done though, it's fun.
 
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Old 09-24-2007, 10:09 PM
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Originally Posted by UnluckyCharms
It's dirty, time-consuming, and you usually beat up your hands (and swear at the car). Generally a bit of a love/hate relationship, but some people find it very satisfying to work through the issues. When it's all done though, it's fun.
lollll okay... beating up my hands.. hmmm dont' realy like that part haha!! but.. hmmm how long does it usually take?? ppl here say nomore than 15 mins?? at least not when i work on it... lol
 
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Old 09-24-2007, 10:13 PM
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Originally Posted by jamjamz
lollll okay... beating up my hands.. hmmm dont' realy like that part haha!! but.. hmmm how long does it usually take?? ppl here say nomore than 15 mins?? at least not when i work on it... lol
When you're installing an intake, having never touched an engine bay before, I'd budget around an hour. When you know how it all works, yea, like 15 minutes....but half the fun is figuring it out yourself.


PS: If you're careful and steady, you probably won't beat up your hands on an intake install. Exhausts are another matter....
 
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eagle rock? nice.. isn't that near glandale?
yup, right by glendale.
 
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hey sexy little girl!!!!!
 
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hey sexy little girl!!!!!
ha!! my cousin is a WEIRDO!!!!!!!! ^^^^^
 
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if thats your cousin... thats pretty disgusting!
calling your cousin "sexy little girl" just sounds soooooo WRONG.
 
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Old 09-25-2007, 12:50 AM
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if thats your cousin... thats pretty disgusting!
calling your cousin "sexy little girl" just sounds soooooo WRONG.
lol... no comment.......
 
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disgusting! haha... "no comment" ohhhhh man...
 
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.................................. ANYWAYS!!!!! so my lovely cousin told me that i got the wrong intake... and um.. im just going to return it i guess?? i was suppose to get the twin one but i think i got the one for the previous models instead... oh well.. what a dumbass i am LOL i will ask before i buy something next time.. but yea thanks for the help anyways guys.....

do you guys think it's worth it getting an intake??? should i just buy another one?? opinions please! thanks!
 

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Old 09-25-2007, 08:58 PM
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disgusting! haha... "no comment" ohhhhh man...
...... i think you guys are just undercover gay lovers.. lol.. look at your quotes!! you guys got one from each other!!
 
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If you got the wrong one, and it's the same part as the coupe model....I might be willing to buy it if you can't return it. PM me if interested, with price of course.
 
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Jamjamz, I'm strongly considering getting an intake as well. What was the deciding factor in going with Stillen and not another brand like fujita? Did you check to see if their was interest in a group buy?
 


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