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why? wanna race?

w3rd, i have an FSM too. i'll bring it over and look stuff up in exchange for beer graemlins/thumb.gif

is the car going to be housed in a warm environment? if thats the case. then i'de be down. i've had KA's apart lots of times.

you mean they aren't at pepboys? right next to the footprint gas pedals, and yosemite sam mudflaps?

full time + OT > full time + part time

cause cages are tiGHt yO.

i can't remember exactly i think it was right around 700 with the downpipe.i don't think performance will vary much between any of the higher end exhausts, they all have nice bends and large size.

i'm not gonna post it publicly. if you can't figure it out you probably shouldn't know. it requires being in a very close proximity to fatal voltages that you can't lock out.

i have a blitz now, i've also had a greddy pe. the blitz is superior in workmanship and materials.it s also all stainless.wich is something you'll probably want in ohio. the 5zigen is probably the cheapest you're gonna find in all stainless.

grab any 3" catback you like. the more you spend the better it will be(most of the time) the 5zigen exhaust that SPLparts sells is really nice. anything you get that comes from the homeland is gona be designed for turbo. stick with around a 3" and you'll be happy later, might drop a little tourque now though.

the guage and the sensor are dirty cheap, what makes it wideband is the box that crunches the data.(sometimes incorporated into the guage)

yeah, among other things.

paint(finally) Bee Eff Tee

PM me if you wanna turn it back on. (assuming you've paid and they told you to wait.)

not that it means much to the thread but every PCS carrier uses 1800, and 1900. downlink frequencies are a 5MHZ band near 1865mhz(depending on FCC allocation) and uplink frequencies are another 5MHZ band near 1950mhz)again depending on FCC allocation) so the phone and the BTS both cover the whole 5mhz range in the uplink and downlink,and use one little piece of this 5mhz band for transmit and one for receive.it's the same for the 850 band but with bigger blocks closer to 30mhz. and ALL carriers in the PCS range operate this way. i can actually upload an image of phone call from my spectrum analyzer if anyone is interested. this is my little niche. i've been workin rf propagation as it applies to wireless communication for about 8 years now.

1850-1990 = 1 band 806-895 = 1 band there is no public use wireless phone that operates in any other frequency range.those are the only frequency allocated for this purpose by the FCC.

i'de be interested enough to try some events if i had another car(beater) i'm not about to go tear up my 240 doin that stuff though.

HaHa, yeah...if i was home i'de still drive it. as it is i've been waiting for an excuse for a clutch upgrade w/flywheel as my stock dual-mass unit is about 493lbs.

ok, i'll go with that. i'm accustomed to working almost exclusively with AWS and Cingular. wich for them UMTS is 4th gen, as it's the newest of 4 technologies that they are using. wich is an implementation NIGHTMARE BTW.

1g=amps 2g=cdma,tdma(pcs) 3g=gsm850,gsm1900 4g-umts thats pretty much standard, although some marketing depts will dispute this as there is no real "standard"

i'm down too. throw out bearing is whining like a little bish, it'll take awhile for a clutch and flywheel to get here from the motherland.ah well thats what winter is for.

NEXTEL BLOWS...heh ok not that bad, but still they don't have a single site in puerto rico graemlins/bsflag.gif

nextel is building heavy in ohio. my employer is waiting on word for a few nextel bids he has in,probably start in a couple weeks. still from inside the business i have to say cingular is the best for service plans and hardware. their coverage is going to dramatically improve once they integrate the newly acquired AWS network, wich will make them the biggest cell provider EVER. on a side note, they are the only provider currently building UMTS sites.this is considered 4th generation cellular providing dramatic improvements in data transfer rates wich will allow use of high quality streaming video phones. it's currently online in sanfrancisco and has been running strong in phoenix wich was the preliminary test market.

if you're adamant about the welding part, then your best route would probably be through wheel medic. ask for brice and tell him what you want. he'll steer you in the right direction. will probably be a little expensive though. i don't think they'll touch a wheel for less than 80/per

retarded cheap turbostuff sure it's not topshelf stuff, but on a budget...it'll do.