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| Topic subject | GReddy EVO instalation |
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59197, GReddy EVO instalation Posted by street-racer, Sep-14-03 08:59 AM
i was wandering how hard it is to install a GReddy EVO on a 96 GS and if the GReddy EVO for the GS-T would fit and if it does would it rob power because of the bigger pipe?thanks
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59208, RE: GReddy EVO instalation Posted by Dinkjs, Sep-14-03 12:06 PM
Hit the search button
"Indy DSM rulez you"
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59224, RE: GReddy EVO instalation Posted by street-racer, Sep-14-03 04:48 PM
i tried that and didnt find the info i wanted
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59244, RE: GReddy EVO instalation Posted by MotoFool, Sep-15-03 12:36 AM
exhuast is easy if u got air tools for the rusted coroded bolts..
the gst exhuast wont rob too much if u still have your cat...
Bill
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59251, RE: GReddy EVO instalation Posted by MiztahfooLish, Sep-15-03 04:16 AM
Taking your stock exhaust off will be the most time consuming, I would suggest buying a can of "Liquid Wrench" and spray & soak all the bolts the night before and work on it the next day. MiztahfooLish... '95 RS (17.33 @ 80 mph) '03 ALTIMA 3.5 SE V6 5spd (14.3 @ 95 mph w/ 2.1 60 foot)
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59281, RE: GReddy EVO instalation Posted by street-racer, Sep-15-03 12:27 PM
thanks for the info guys
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