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Old 09-15-2005 | 06:11 PM
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My friend came over and we finally got it all back installed. Reinstalling was much easier than taking the stock ls1 intake off. Got everything tightened up and stuff and fired her up without any leaks or anything. Took her out and let her breathe a lil bit and it does pull harder on the big end especially. Gets up to my trap speed a lot quicker. I am happy now. next things to tackle is new y pipe w/flowmaster merge and subframe connectors. I just wanted to post my opinion and that I was happy with it. now all I need is my emissions **** programmed out.

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Old 09-15-2005 | 06:43 PM
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Good to hear. I didnt feel much of a gain after installing mine, I feel it was worth the money though.
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I just finished installing mine along with some new injectors. WOW!! worth the money big time..

The tops of my hands and arms are a bit messed up from the underside of the cowl buy I'll be OK.
Old 09-15-2005 | 11:24 PM
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I just finished installing mine along with some new injectors. WOW!! worth the money big time..

The tops of my hands and arms are a bit messed up from the underside of the cowl buy I'll be OK.
Seriously! I cant believe how sharp that crap is. I was bleeding all over the place
Old 09-15-2005 | 11:42 PM
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After doing it one time I now think I can do it with much less damage to my hands and arms, but for a first timer DAYUM!!!
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hell yeah, i got plenty of battle wounds myself HAHA!
Old 09-16-2005 | 12:19 AM
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Wouldn't hurt to invest in some of these.
Why spend all that money on go fast parts, but not protect your hands while installing them?
Old 09-16-2005 | 08:43 AM
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Next time grab a pair of wire cutters and snip off all of the pointed tips for the weather strip fasteners. That's what scrapes the arms up.
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Originally Posted by joblo1978
Wouldn't hurt to invest in some of these.
Why spend all that money on go fast parts, but not protect your hands while installing them?

I have two pairs!!! I feel like I have ten thumbs with those things on




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