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09-14-02, 01:30 PM
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i originally wanted to get a M2 downpipe cause of the ease of installment but some people are telling me that M2 isnt as good of a product anymore and that its backordered. if thats true then is there an alternative thats just as easy to install thats ss?
i know some of you will tell me to use the search but i did and it didnt allow 'M2' cause its only 2 letters and when i did downpipe i got like 5000 results so its a lot easier for me to ask like this.
i know some of you will tell me to use the search but i did and it didnt allow 'M2' cause its only 2 letters and when i did downpipe i got like 5000 results so its a lot easier for me to ask like this.
09-14-02, 02:01 PM
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09-14-02, 02:05 PM
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besides the m2, the hks one fits really nice. only problem is it's ms, but you could always thermotec wrap it. i have the pfs dp. the install was easy, and would've been even easier if it came w/ nuts to put it on w/. i've also heard from a couple of guys that the rx7 store dp is a perfect fit as well. nick
09-14-02, 02:30 PM
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There is no problems with M2 other than a long wait because they do not carry anything in stock. The rx7store carries M2 products in stock, so you can order the DP from them.
There is also a M2 style DP that RMS sells. I don't know if it's a copy or if they purchase it from the same manufacturer.
There is also a M2 style DP that RMS sells. I don't know if it's a copy or if they purchase it from the same manufacturer.
09-14-02, 02:33 PM
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I have the Petit SS DP and it fit very well, without taking out any bolts all I had to do was pry up the engine a wee bit and it slipped right over em all.
Steve
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