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OK... at the risk of me being a little "slow" here. Your last picture of the silencer,, do you modify it in any way and re-install it or just leave it out and re-assemble the headlight ect.?
What was the difference you heard from stock? No doubt,,, you did a GREAT job on the instructions and detailed pictures! Definite STICKY! Thanks.. GTO 1
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i didnt mod the silencer and put it back in... at WOT you can hear a little bit of difference... sounds a little more throaty but not a whole lot. my wife didnt notice till i pointed it out to her. i could hear the diff right away. under normal driving i dont hear any diff, or notice any diff. i didnt do it for performance relaly wanted to see if there is better gas mileage to be had. i am on my way to work now and should know by the time i get back if it gives better mileage or not.
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drove 83.7 miles today door to door. average speed of 63 mph and economy was 32.3mpg. a slight increase in economy but not alot... but wasnt expecting alot either. video and audio clip avail upon request...
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Decent write-up. Though not really the easiest way to go about doing this. It's much easier and much less risk to your bumper to just jack the car up and remove the wheel well, from this method you unscrew the two bolts holding it in and it'll just drop right out with ease. Only bad part is that there are at least 10 or so tiny screws holding the wheel well in...
Performance leaves you wanting really. It will make the intake louder. Some believe that it allows you to hold the gears out a little further because you are getting less restricted airflow. More air in, more air out, is always a good rule of thumb for tweaking any car, but again, you're not really going to see any significant gains until you put the time and money into multiple upgrades...
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Exactly why I did it when I first found out about it...
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question, is there any 'tricks' to taking out the pin behind the silencer from just taking the headlight off? (besides something 'more complicated' like taking off the wheel well) Myself and two friends tried to just pull it out but after a ridiculous hour and a half of tugging by all three we couldn't get it out and i had to just give up and reassemble everything. Any suggestions would be most appreciated =D
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there is a tool specifically made for those clips, shown here:
![]() trim remover or just a simple flathead would do
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