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09-20-05, 06:43 PM
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sweet...................i dont know if you knew but the RB springs are sweet.....i put only my rears on with the 20 year old shocks and the car is already stiffened up..i love it
09-20-05, 06:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Blake
Cool. Did it suprise you how much the RB exhaust weighs?! They put the "Heavy" in Heavy Duty...but that's what it takes to be durable.
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09-20-05, 07:21 PM
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Oh and while im thinking about it make sure to put on the exhaust while wearing gloves or else when you put the header on and it heats up the areas that were touched will be colored differently... Just thought I would give you a heads up to keep that nice finish looking like new!
09-20-05, 07:36 PM
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I always wear gloves when I work on the car... I hate getting grease on my hands. It's nice working in a laboratory, I have about 10 boxes of surgical gloves. 
09-21-05, 08:50 AM
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I bought some Tokickos off ebay to go with 'em. As soon as they get here, the springs are going on. I'm going to work on my interior today, and probably tackle the exhaust this evening.
09-21-05, 02:10 PM
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I just broke my goddamn rachet trying to get the bolts off the old, rusty, shitty exhaust.
Off to Sears! ( <------ Betcha Sears turns green...)
Off to Sears! ( <------ Betcha Sears turns green...)
09-21-05, 04:50 PM
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Use the right tool for the job... Im sure with an impact you could have the new exhaust put on in like an hour... I know what you mean though I was there myself about 6 months ago... Cold garage, bleeding knucles, swearing, its a really frusturating experience without the proper tools.
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Sweet set up man, thats gonna be killer. I just got a new RB exhaust too, but I didnt get that long primary...
Wish i would have known that, i thought it was some gas or something leaking down... 
Yeah that nice shiny header now turns slightly purple... whats a good way to clean that off?(if there is one)
Originally Posted by Dan_s_young
Oh and while im thinking about it make sure to put on the exhaust while wearing gloves or else when you put the header on and it heats up the areas that were touched will be colored differently... Just thought I would give you a heads up to keep that nice finish looking like new!
Yeah that nice shiny header now turns slightly purple... whats a good way to clean that off?(if there is one)
09-21-05, 06:34 PM
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Yeah, I really need to buy an air compressor and some serious tools.
Mine is the 10 lb version. Cost to refill is about $15 and it lasts for a good weekend of car projects.