Tech day August 6th, Sat 10 am
08-12-2005, 03:07 PM
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James is right. For the quality and look of the Fujitsubo, the price is unbeatable. The price of a new one is already great. I'll be looking forward to seeing the Fuji on your car Phil 
08-14-2005, 04:24 PM
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i'll be calling Ken to work the details out... 
so, yup, it should be making its appearance.
and i was so firmly fixed that i wasn't going to really mod much...
so, yup, it should be making its appearance.
and i was so firmly fixed that i wasn't going to really mod much...
08-14-2005, 05:28 PM
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phil, i'm sure you'll be very pleased with it, it's the closest thing to oem. 
but yeah, it's funny how modding is one thing after another. for me, most of them were unexpected, but they were just too good of a deal to pass up!
*note to self* - stop looking in the fs forum
but yeah, it's funny how modding is one thing after another. for me, most of them were unexpected, but they were just too good of a deal to pass up!
*note to self* - stop looking in the fs forum
08-14-2005, 05:46 PM
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yeah, i had to learn to avoid the FS forum as well.... Ken just ganged up on me because he knew i've wanted an exhaust for a while...
i'll probably go pick it up this weekend (if i can arrange it), and install it sometime later in the near future. my Sat evening and most of Sunday are committed, but a morning run to fetch it shouldn't be a problem.
my only concern now is... with 70k+ on the OEM exhaust, am i going to have a bitch of a time breaking those bolts.
hrm, Ken i should have asked on the phone... does it come w/ any special hardware, gaskets, or bolts for the post cat flange?
Ken just ganged up on me because he knew i've wanted an exhaust for a while... i'll probably go pick it up this weekend (if i can arrange it), and install it sometime later in the near future. my Sat evening and most of Sunday are committed, but a morning run to fetch it shouldn't be a problem.
my only concern now is... with 70k+ on the OEM exhaust, am i going to have a bitch of a time breaking those bolts.
hrm, Ken i should have asked on the phone... does it come w/ any special hardware, gaskets, or bolts for the post cat flange?
08-15-2005, 04:08 AM
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The WD40 worked great on the hangers! This was my third exhaust on this car. I also found it easier with rear wheels off. With the car on stands and the rear wheels off, I took the front wheels off and bled the brakes.
08-15-2005, 10:39 AM
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WD-40... noted.
i may have to acquire some Kroil to help break them loose. at the moment, i have no clue as to what condition they are in...
air tools...
gasket...
(still haven't cleared the trip w/ the wife yet, as we're ducking out for an evening 'getaway' that night... i don't see a problem w/ it though, as we won't be leaving till late afternoon.)
i may have to acquire some Kroil to help break them loose. at the moment, i have no clue as to what condition they are in...
air tools...
gasket...
(still haven't cleared the trip w/ the wife yet, as we're ducking out for an evening 'getaway' that night... i don't see a problem w/ it though, as we won't be leaving till late afternoon.)