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Just trying to get my puppy out here! I'm searching Far and wide for a Belgian Malinois Female if you guys or anyone you know breeds Malinois please don't hesitate to message me with their information or give them mine. Also looking for a female Husky, always thought a husky/Malinois Mix would...

This is what I did, I waited until it held at least 20" of pressure for 5 min, clutch felt great. I got a hand vacuum pump from oriellys auto $40 plus a rubber radiator cap for a couple bucks, drilled a hole in it and super glued the hose from the pump to the rubber stopper. Worked like a charm

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I was wanting to do cams afterward so maybe a good investment. Thank you guys for all the input even tho I posted in wrong thread!:newbie: And a special thanks to weather man for the dyno numbers. Was very helpful!

Just wondering if anyone has any dyno results or can comment if the FRPP intake manifold is worth the money. Have a guy in my area selling one for what I think is a good price and I'm not sure if it's worth the money or not. Can anyone comment?

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Thanks for the advise!

Tinted my tail lights today, was on the fence but I'm glad I did it Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I have iPhone 6

How do I post big pictures like that with no links? I can't figure it out!

Sorry for the dark pics but you get the idea. Also like I said It should be done professionally. I did it myself because I do bodywork and had access to professional tools (air compressor, high build primer, DA Sander,) and a SHIT load of elbow grease lol

Not sure if you're going to or not, but you should probably spray a guide coat over your primer, especially if you're wanting to do a glossy finish. Without that your finish could turn out wavy due to not being sanded evenly. If you don't know what a guide coat is feel free to respond on here or...

The tune is most important, when I put my CAI on without a tune my car wouldn't even stay idling, it would just die. I can't imagine driving, and on 7lbs of boost:wtf: Live and learn pal, always always always have the correct tune

Shit I was lucky, one of mine fell out hahaha

If you really want some Damn good tires I would HIGHLY Recommend Nitto INVO tires, they ride good, have low road noise and when heated they hook great! The treat pattern is very odd and is made for channeling water. IMO They are a perfect DD tire that can also hook up at those stop lights. See...

You can also take them to a body shop and have them fill primed and painted. I did mine myself, painted to match the outside along with my center console.