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It amazes me how fast folks are to say "oh no way, I'm calling BS on that, theres no possible way a MS3 or MS6 can do that." Umm, go talk to some of these aftermarket companies that easily welcomed the MS3 & MS6 into there inventory. The top companies out there will tell you, it has lots of...

Noted! I just read about the Injen and the entire install instructions. I was actually trying to prove a point that in reality, your saving nothing. Here's the deal, The Injen does not come with the Dryflow filter, the instructions require you to remove the OEM splash shield and it does not...

So the Injen intake does not come with a dryflow filter?

Tow Hook...

Your correct, the Smokey Chrome ones are not out. If they don't get released, I wan't a gunmetal wheel. Me personally, I'm just not fond of a Silver car with Crome wheels.

They may charge you, but most auto-parts stores will dispose of it for free as long as it's in the proper type of container. I just take my oil pan to my local parts store and dump it. Also you cant take a funnel and poor it back into the new bottles of oil you just used, then drop it off at...

Dish soap will remove all previous wax, but I don't recommend it. There are other products out there that will remove wax. Depending on how old or what elements your car has already been exposed too, I would wash it, clay the hood, use a cleaner wax and then apply the wax and see what happens...

Thanks, but I want the Smokey Crome ones.

Exactly! Just remember when an company enters into there own line of performance parts or stamps the name Mazda on them, rest assure they will complete the most indepth quality, fitment and finish test prior to release. The last thing they want to do is rush a product and say after two years of...

Midpipe fitment issues.

Check this out! http://www.mazdas247.com/forum/showthread.php?t=123663394

WOW! Now that's what I call an extreme issue. Let us know the outcome and what the cause of the failure was.

Age 3X, Pilot

The CAI has a nationwide back order because like most hot new turbo'd cars that hit the street, there not going to mass produce "in house" performance parts until they know what the consumer likes or dislikes. That being said, they take the feedback from the parts sold out there and produce by...

Exactly! The mid-pipe is having fitment issues not quality issues.

Noted! Sure you can go with the Injen but it does not have the splash shield and a few other goodies. Hands down the MS CAI is TOP!

We'll the rear one takes five minutes to check. If you do find that the rear bolt broke and the mount is clanking around, well I guess you might want to call the dealer and talk to someone higher in the chain if they claim they looked at everything.

"I'm not trying to argue because the R32 is nothing short of awesome" is exactly what I just said a few times. So where your coming on your second paragraph, I don't quite know. In reference to your first paragraph you said it yourself "it's simply a matter of what you can justify." For me I...

Remove your battery box and check out the bolt. A few pages back I typed up some quick generic instructions. Also look at your rear mount. If the rear mount bolt breaks the engine will not drop, but you will receive a knocking noise when you shift front the mount clanking around.

You'll be fine however, they should have discussed it with you in detail when you called to report your car stolen. If they didn't, I'd call them back and ask them to explain the process. 99.9% of insurance companies wait a minimum of 30 days before they start the paperwork to pay for the car...