Recent content by jeff4880

I have a Corksport down pipe and race pipe with a high flow cat all ceramic coated. I'll do $450.00 shipped for everything if your interested.

just sent you an e-mail.

I use a magnaflow high flow cat. works great.

I'm looking into changeing my pads and rotors, just wondering what a good combo is? I don't do any sort of competitive racing with my car but I do like to drive aggresivly on the street some times so I would like some improved stoping power. I'm also sick of cleaning the huge amounts of brake...

I'm in the process of doing this on my 2000 Protege. When I put my 24" breaker bar with a 36" extension pipe on the end I broke my breaker bar. This is no a chaep breaker bar either, its a Craftsman. I'm assuming the nut is not reverse thread right? I'm getting a 40" 3/4 drive breaker bar...

I have 14's on my 2000.

Thats a good idea I will try that. $80 is a really good price. The best price I got was $180. I have a press anyway (I have a entire machine shop for that matter) so I'm going to do the job myself.

I just aquired a 2000 Protege and it has a wicked rumble in the front left wheel. I'm thinking it's a wheel bearing. Anybody know whats involved in replacing the bearing?

The real question is can you pass your state inspection with out a cat? If you can don't put a cat in your exhaust. If your state requires a cat use a high flow cat. Its really that simple.

Front wheel drive is completly wrong for a performance car. It's the one thing I hate about the speed3 and the reason I'm considering getting a Mustang. The only reason I could see someone wanting more than 300whp on a front drive car is bragging rights. That being said I'm sure that the...

from stock yes.

I installed a Magnaflow "HFC" on my Corksport test pipe. Not sure if it made a diffrence over none I always ran the car with it. But there is a huge diffrence over the stock set up. I need a cat in my state to pass emissions so I never tried to run catless. If you need a cat high flow is the...

My car does the same thing after a under body wash. Just let the filter dry out and it will be all set.

When you get right down to it they are all the same. They all have a crank, rods, pistons and so on. Unless you have a RX-8/7.

"I doubt anyone here has even attempted what you're speaking of." I have built many stroked motorcycle engines. other than the size (I have built a 1.5 liter motorcycle engine) they are not any diffrent than a Mazdaspeed engine.