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Same. Makes me feel like a noob when it does that dang squelch.
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Same. Makes me feel like a noob when it does that dang squelch.
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I'd need to replace the battery with a dry cell if it went in the trunk, right? And then vent the trunk? If so, I'd probably end up spending more than I would on the tray. :/
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That's what I was thinking myself. I'd do the clutch line, battery reloc and CAI at the same time. I've got the 70a RMM sitting next to the CAI waiting for install too. I think that'll get coupled with the DP install though. Still trying to decide which DP. I know I'll go catted at this point. Just dunno which. Having the 3.5 exhaust, I know I wouldn't wanna do the RV6.
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I know someone that would beg to differ.
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I was making fun of sunofwolf.
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I am wanting to relocate my battery to the trunk. I have a spare 4 gauge wire that can reach the trunk but I don't think it is enough gauge to operate correctly.
This guy on offer up was selling a big *** spool of heavy gauge ( not sure how heavy) wire for $5. I figured what the hell for future needs. But my original intention was relocating the battery in the eg which I still might do when I pull the motor. Not sure what to do as far as venting but I’ll figure something out.
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Just let the battery explode fun to watch close up
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...Why does Walmart have this? 
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Walmart has become amazon letting 3rd party companies sell and fulfill orders on their site.
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I was at a mechanic school once and some yahoo threw a big wrench on a battery being charged up by a huge tall battery chargerSomeone come get this dude AGAIN.
Boom lucky for him he only got a bit of acid on and washed it off. I some times make crude comments of what not to do, so maybe don't follow any of my idea's, they are sometimes not too safe. All ways be careful with lead acid battery's, in fact any battery's. And use safety stands not car jacks only. Don't get crushed by your own car. Wear eye protection when working on cars.
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Took out the silencer a few days ago... [emoji38]
Much louder. I love it. Just gotta watch out for the one time.
The start up is significantly louder, but it mellows out about 30 secs into the cold start. I park in a lower level parking garage so the sound is definitely amplified. I've only set off a car alarm once so far though.
Much louder. I love it. Just gotta watch out for the one time.
The start up is significantly louder, but it mellows out about 30 secs into the cold start. I park in a lower level parking garage so the sound is definitely amplified. I've only set off a car alarm once so far though.
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