Clubs in Maine-2- (spelled right)
October-2nd-2002, 08:43 PM
#136
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Join Date: Jul 2002
Location: Maine
Posts: 79
Wiring kit
I finally got the 4 guage kit in, you know, that speedometer cable gromet is a pain in the *** to take out...especially when it is like 40 degrees, and dark out....lol
Jordan is the new guy's name...what's his handle. Any other info??
Keep me informed
And ben...actually answer your im's!!! lol
Jordan is the new guy's name...what's his handle. Any other info??
Keep me informed
And ben...actually answer your im's!!! lol
October-2nd-2002, 09:30 PM
#138
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Join Date: Oct 2002
Location: Portland, Me
Posts: 158
im new
Yeah, im jordan, im brand new to this site, i have a 97' protege LX, 17" alloy mazda rims, washer lights, super white headlights, neon lights inside and a 12" pioneer preimer sub which is gettin pushed by a measly 100 watt pioneer amp, i also have an uninstalled ractive exhaust which i want to install, but dont wanna spend 100 bucks to do, so if anyone has any suggestions as to how i could possibly install this, without spending too much it would be greatly appreciated. I'm also interested in putting an intake in so i can add some power to this car.
October-3rd-2002, 05:24 AM
#139
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Join Date: Jun 2002
Location: Brunswick, Maine
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Hey
welcome to the club. When you get ready to install the exhaust, we can do it for like 4 dollars, just to rent the lift. Ben knows all about this, he can tell you more. I have a plan to make a custom intake, using 3 inch pipe from JC Whitney. I posted a link futher back in this thread. later
welcome to the club. When you get ready to install the exhaust, we can do it for like 4 dollars, just to rent the lift. Ben knows all about this, he can tell you more. I have a plan to make a custom intake, using 3 inch pipe from JC Whitney. I posted a link futher back in this thread. later
October-3rd-2002, 08:20 PM
#142
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concerning my exhaust, i want to install that pretty soon, so if somone could gimme some more info on where/when/how let me know, ive heard about doing it up at the naval air base in brunswick, let me know about that kinda stuff
October-3rd-2002, 08:25 PM
#143
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I am the guy with that conection, I am in the Navy here in Brunswick. We can try for next weekend. I am busy all this weekend. All you need to do is bring the parts and we can do this. Ben check your PMs.
October-3rd-2002, 09:00 PM
#144
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so basically, it will cost me 4 bucks, and however much this adapter kit is that i need? i also need to know where i could get one of those kits, because my exhaust pipe is one inch smaller than the pipe of my new exhaust
October-4th-2002, 05:06 AM
#146
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Location: Brunswick, Maine
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Yeah It only will cost the 4 dollar hourly rate, so if we go over the hour it will be 8 dollars. Thats a lot less then the muffler shop doing it. I think you can get something at VIP auto, if not try to find it at a muffler shop.
October-5th-2002, 11:51 AM
#148
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joe ill take a look at what he needs and pick it up, that way we just need to meet up and take a trip to the base. do they have welders there joe?? not that im too good at it but i have done some. lol, or we will just use muffler clamps. either way we will get it done.