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texkid · 02-07-2009, 05:52 AM

They're not that bad. As far as holding it down. There is a kit for it. You just screw through the bottom plate (after measuring and making sure you don't hit any wires) and it's just as secure as the OEM. When I get a chance, I'll post pics of it. Overall, though, the install is straight forward. MUCH easier than installing the pulleys or the bushings. It just requires ingenuity [*sp?]

I don't know if its just a fresh battery or if its just a better quality, but I noticed that my car cranks up faster. Plus, with all the space you GAIN, you can probably add a BIGGER air intake box.

yarstar · 02-07-2009, 06:08 AM

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Originally Posted by texkid

They're not that bad. As far as holding it down. There is a kit for it. You just screw through the bottom plate (after measuring and making sure you don't hit any wires) and it's just as secure as the OEM. When I get a chance, I'll post pics of it. Overall, though, the install is straight forward. MUCH easier than installing the pulleys or the bushings. It just requires ingenuity [*sp?]

I don't know if its just a fresh battery or if its just a better quality, but I noticed that my car cranks up faster. Plus, with all the space you GAIN, you can probably add a BIGGER air intake box.

Please post pics VERY soon. I'm dying to see one of these installed with the brackets you can get with them. This is definitely going to happen to my car.

texkid · 02-07-2009, 06:27 AM

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Originally Posted by yarstar

Please post pics VERY soon. I'm dying to see one of these installed with the brackets you can get with them. This is definitely going to happen to my car.

Don't worry, you'll get the pics my friend. Its just that my wife has the camera and I am cramming for an exam coming up. Probably Sunday.

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texkid The one with cheese on it Drives: '10 Corolla S Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Sugar Land, TX Posts: 380	They're not that bad. As far as holding it down. There is a kit for it. You just screw through the bottom plate (after measuring and making sure you don't hit any wires) and it's just as secure as the OEM. When I get a chance, I'll post pics of it. Overall, though, the install is straight forward. MUCH easier than installing the pulleys or the bushings. It just requires ingenuity [*sp?] I don't know if its just a fresh battery or if its just a better quality, but I noticed that my car cranks up faster. Plus, with all the space you GAIN, you can probably add a BIGGER air intake box.