EVO9 JDM rear bumper, the exhaust solution.
Dec 19, 2006, 04:05 AM
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David, is this setup as light as your lightest system and does it make the same power? Cause I know you were saying that your TBE was the lightest and made the most power than the Greddy.
Dec 19, 2006, 03:31 PM
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Thats completely hot.
I'll deff. look into this as soon as I swap out my USDM Rear end, which should be early '07.
Looks Excellent.
Can you please get some more pix of it on the car and the system itself?
I'll deff. look into this as soon as I swap out my USDM Rear end, which should be early '07.
Looks Excellent.
Can you please get some more pix of it on the car and the system itself?
Dec 19, 2006, 03:41 PM
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David,
What if someone already has your TBE (not V-band) system. Will you provide the axle back pipe to fit at the band clamp? Cost? I apologize for the nuisance question.
What if someone already has your TBE (not V-band) system. Will you provide the axle back pipe to fit at the band clamp? Cost? I apologize for the nuisance question.
Dec 19, 2006, 03:46 PM
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Dec 19, 2006, 05:44 PM
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If you already had out exhaust just buying the muffler section isn't going to help. You still need to get the muffler to where the cat is. Then depending on how old the system is I'm not sure I can make it all fit up, sorry.
If the car was here I could do it custom no problem. Our parts usually hold their value pretty darn good. You might want to post your entire system for sale and just get a new one built just for this bumper.
The car is at home in my garage so getting pics kind of sucks. My new garage is much smaller than my old one. I'll see if I can get some sooner or later.
If the car was here I could do it custom no problem. Our parts usually hold their value pretty darn good. You might want to post your entire system for sale and just get a new one built just for this bumper.
The car is at home in my garage so getting pics kind of sucks. My new garage is much smaller than my old one. I'll see if I can get some sooner or later.
Dec 25, 2006, 07:19 PM
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I have a new project car. Just bought a totaled EVO8 that I am re-doing for my new daily driver. I ordered and received a new red EVO9 rear bumper for it already, it is getting the same treatment as my RS.
The new goal for my RS that is pictured is 150+ mph trap speeds in full street trim on radials, I want to install a parachute
The new goal for my RS that is pictured is 150+ mph trap speeds in full street trim on radials, I want to install a parachute
Dec 26, 2006, 07:31 PM
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I have a new project car. Just bought a totaled EVO8 that I am re-doing for my new daily driver. I ordered and received a new red EVO9 rear bumper for it already, it is getting the same treatment as my RS.
The new goal for my RS that is pictured is 150+ mph trap speeds in full street trim on radials, I want to install a parachute
The new goal for my RS that is pictured is 150+ mph trap speeds in full street trim on radials, I want to install a parachute
Dec 27, 2006, 05:57 AM
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so is this...
helping this along?
I have a new project car. Just bought a totaled EVO8 that I am re-doing for my new daily driver. I ordered and received a new red EVO9 rear bumper for it already, it is getting the same treatment as my RS.
The new goal for my RS that is pictured is 150+ mph trap speeds in full street trim on radials, I want to install a parachute
The new goal for my RS that is pictured is 150+ mph trap speeds in full street trim on radials, I want to install a parachute
