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Get an actual fax, thats what I would do anyway, then show the bodyshop that, they can put in the cost of the lip on the estimate. I work at a body shop. I would fax you an estimate but I live in Arizona.

I like that hood, hammer will work pretty well.......

Sweet I hope the shop I left it at still has it........

I would say Greddy but that is out of your budget, it looks very good on the P5 and sounds amazing. Not to mention the quality is top notch. Did I just say top notch? Yes I did and yes I am lame.

Just take it to a reputable bodyshop< i work at one and our painter is excellent at matching paint. Oh and sometimes the painter will do stuff as a "side job" which makes things cheaper for you.

I have the original EVo system also yaaay for me. If anyone wants pics let me know.

2160 a year, I am 22, no points 250 deductable

Oooooo can't wait for the dyno

Thanks for the comments, you all can chip in for suspension if you want ! JK I want the Tein coilovers but those are like 1400, I might just get some springs in the meantime.

I have the Centerline RPMs 17" I paid about $300 a wheel

http://groups.msn.com/MINDGAME/shoebox.msnw?Page=3 Just got the dgm carbon fiber lip, I will be moulding the fiberglass part into the bumper eventually and painting it so it will look like one piece.

Isn't that the JDM "Fieldbreak" bumper?

www.jenvey.com the have alot of info on multiple throttle bodies. Look through the site you will find formulas for runner lengths and so on. Oh by the way I am pretty sure you can modify the Miata quad throttle bodies to fit our head.

I love my Greddy such good quality

Dyno Dynamics Dynometer, I will post the graph when I get some time.

my car dynoed at 102.5 for those interested, I have a Injen CAI and Greddy EVO catback

I'm in AZ but I am Candian so I will be celebratiing my Thanksgiving! I think I have done about 3 hours of work today.

I paid $300 per wheel without tire, well worth it in my opinion lighter wheels help handling greatly and acceleration can improve.

Thats sexy

I have 17" Centerline RPMs they are about 13lbs! Oh and as far as durability goes they are forged which means alot stronger than other rims out there. I had 17" Motegis on my Talon and lived in Buffalo....they bent like coat hangers over small bumps and were like 23 lbs.