New type-r guitar!
01-31-2009, 05:40 PM
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New Type-R Exhaust!
Check out my new exhaust, I just put it on today, I think I gained like 15 horsepower cause I floored it on a dirt road in second with 33's and stock gears and spun the tires! Sounds wicked too! 
http://s136.photobucket.com/albums/q...exhaust009.flv
Heres some pics, its really shiney, I had to cram it in there though..
Also if you notice I made a bumper outta 3/8" thick gas line I found at an abandon construction site, and used some steel and semi-gloss rattle cans and retrofitted it to my stock bumper mounts.. FYI I have a 3" body lift..
Its tougher'n crap.
http://s136.photobucket.com/albums/q...exhaust009.flv
Heres some pics, its really shiney, I had to cram it in there though..
Also if you notice I made a bumper outta 3/8" thick gas line I found at an abandon construction site, and used some steel and semi-gloss rattle cans and retrofitted it to my stock bumper mounts.. FYI I have a 3" body lift..
Its tougher'n crap.
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01-31-2009, 07:14 PM
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You have got to be from Kentucky, being that you used some kentuckian chrome on that badass exhaust! Man what you really need now is a K&N exhast manifold....lol
Also you should use something a bit tougher than that tie down, maybe some hair ties? ohhh you could use some ZIP ties! Also the Type-R handwritten shows people that its COMPLETLY Custom! GREAT JOB yotabiff
But on a real note, gj on the bumper!
Also you should use something a bit tougher than that tie down, maybe some hair ties? ohhh you could use some ZIP ties! Also the Type-R handwritten shows people that its COMPLETLY Custom! GREAT JOB yotabiff
But on a real note, gj on the bumper!
01-31-2009, 07:48 PM
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I was thinking, you should remove the strap and use some coat hangers. Thats my favorite thing to use for exhaust hangers 
Works on my girls truck haha!
Works on my girls truck haha!
01-31-2009, 09:51 PM
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Yeah right! HAHAH Take a look up close, it had no body line, and rust holes big enough to put your fists through on the passenger side.. I covered this:
With a gallon of bondo,fiberglass matting & resin, and about four cans worth of primer.. and its bubbling up again in 6 months..
But now people see me rollin by all murdered out and shizzle with my rumble pipe, I be gangsta son!
With a gallon of bondo,fiberglass matting & resin, and about four cans worth of primer.. and its bubbling up again in 6 months..
But now people see me rollin by all murdered out and shizzle with my rumble pipe, I be gangsta son!
01-31-2009, 10:01 PM
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Coat hangers are for trailerpark abortions Jay! I use only the HIGHEST of quality aftermarket performance bolt ons on this here beast. I just spent a total of 8 dollars a few months ago on a very luxurious "Color Place" Flat Black Paint Job, at the local body shop Cough walmart cough..
