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I believe he meant lovely ladies you dont bring home to meet mom.

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Took this off my 03 wrx because I'm going with a catted dp. It's in pretty mint condition with no dents, has a flat flange. . $150 firm Finally got some pics. o2 sensor doesn't come with the dp.

I used to see donks in florida driving around with paint jobs like this, some of them had skittles, m&m's, mcdonalds and other brands . I never could understand why, but I guess you like what you like.

Cars are looking good! Got anymore pics of that sr20 toyota?

It was a 78 yamaha xs 650 that I chopped up. I have some pics of it in my profile, if you wanna check it out. Thanks and no It's on stock suspension and 16" rims with 205/55/16 tires, It does sit pretty high though lol. I have tein superstreets in the garage waiting for spring.

Finally got around to taking some pics with my winter set on. A little late in the season but hey you never know.

That was pretty impressive for studless tires.

Yea but from what I understand you can't flip the peice around cause it has a donut flange just like the stock cat, which won't connect to each other.

Just found a borla adapter used on nasioc. Thanks for the help

I have a helix 3" catless, putting the stock back on for inspection. Yea I saw that one but it only works to connect a 3" dp to stock exhaust. Thanks anyway though

Does anyone know where I can find a 2.5" to 3" exhaust adapter? I have a 3" borla hush exhuast and need to connect it to the stock DP. It would have to be a 3" slip on, on one side and 2.5" 2 bolt flange on the other. I found a 2.5" to 3" slip on adapter at the autoparts store but that means I...

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I usually just skip over vids like these cause they're always stupid and not worth the time, but this one was pretty damn funny!

Should be the same on all disc brakes.

This picture might help you also

Do what TheSoundMan said but if there's too much slack in the cable you might have to adjust the rear shoes, which is easy also. there is a plug on the backing plate of the rear rotors. Remove that plug and with a flashlight, you should see a star wheel. There will be an arrow pointing upward...

Is there any reason or do you recommend it cause it's the stock size? I wanted to stick with the 45/17 but the cheapest I found was $123 a tire and the 55/17's for $84 a tire. I figured if there was'nt a big difference I could save myself almost $40 a tire.

I figured it would'nt be but just wanted to make sure. I looked it up on the tire size calculator and it says at 60mph I'll really be doing about 64.5mph. Thanks for the Info

I need new tires and don't have much cash so I was gonna buy some firestone winterforce's. The thing is they don't have 225/45/17 only 225/55/17 . Will that extra tire height rub on anything? or cause problems? Just wanted to make sure it was ok before I buy them. Thanks oh these will be going...