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For starters, much thanks to Snakes709 for the DIY on the intakes and DIGItonium for the DIY for the bumper removal. Saved me a lot of headaches and time! Install

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Old 07-05-2010, 03:10 PM   #1 (permalink)
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For starters, much thanks to Snakes709 for the DIY on the intakes and DIGItonium for the DIY for the bumper removal. Saved me a lot of headaches and time!

Install was straightforward, probably took me and a friend 3 hours start to finish. This is my first mod to the Z, I definitely notice a change in the sound. The car also seems more responsive when you get on the gas, definitely noticeable. Anyone thinking of getting these, I highly recommend it! It will be interesting to see how the car feels when the FI cbe and hfc's come in!

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Thanks for the review. How was it cutting the holes?
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you'll probably notice a loss in torque when you add the exhaust components, a tune should put you right back where you need to be.
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Thanks for the review. How was it cutting the holes?
Not too bad. The composite material is easy to get through. I used a dremel to cut. I used one of the tubes to figure out how much material needed to be removed. Basically, just remove material from the inside (side closest to radiator) for each hole.
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