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95EagleTalonESiMay-20-05 08:23 PM
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#74199, "WTB: Intake & Exhaust"


          

Looking for an intake and cat-back exhaust for my 95 ESi. I don't care what kind of intake it is, as long as it's functional. I see no point in paying $200+ for a K&N or AEM intake when they all do the same thing.

I would prefer the cat-back exhaust to be a minimum of 2.25" piping, but 2.5" would be best. Don't care much for what it looks like, but it needs a nice, deep rumble. (Like a Magnaflow, if you've heard a 2G NT DSM with one)

You can check my rep. on DSMTalk if you like, I post there a lot.

Let me know on how much you would like for the cat-back and the intake. I will pay shipping charges, etc. Thanks.

T4yl0rg@gmail.com

  

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WIDECLIPSEMay-21-05 06:53 AM
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#74210, "RE: WTB: Intake & Exhaust"
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How about $110 shipped for an Injen race division intake? I'll ship immediately.

-Roman

  

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JWoodleyMay-22-05 04:58 PM
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#74270, "RE: WTB: Intake & Exhaust"
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I'll take $180 for an aemv2 + your stock intake.

  

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95EagleTalonESiMay-23-05 04:47 PM
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#74324, "RE: WTB: Intake & Exhaust"
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Sorry, already found an intake and got my exhaust on today.


And I would not pay $180 for an intake. They all do the same thing...

  

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totaleclipse_05May-23-05 06:11 PM
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#74328, "RE: WTB: Intake & Exhaust"
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they may do similar, or close to, but not exactly the same. the quality is second to none on the more expensive intakes also. keep that in mind when the cheap intake's filter falls apart on you and the generic bends are rubbing on things under the hood. i know, i have experienced both sides and i would say the higher quality one is by far better than the cheapo ones. my .02

Mike D
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You're welcome to all the beer you can drink, but you have to go get it yourself. Don't get pissy when we point to the fridge and tell you to get it yourself.

  

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