5th gen intake manifold on 4th gen
08-15-2005, 01:11 PM
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5th gen intake manifold on 4th gen
Some guy at the junkyard said he might have a intake manifold of a 2000
max and that he'll sell it for $100. Is this a good deal or should I try to get
him to lower the price a bit?
If I do buy it, is there any other parts that
have to go along with the manifold?
He was also trying to sell me a set of 2001 rims (16") for $275.
I said,
max and that he'll sell it for $100. Is this a good deal or should I try to get
him to lower the price a bit?
If I do buy it, is there any other parts that
have to go along with the manifold?
He was also trying to sell me a set of 2001 rims (16") for $275.
I said,
08-15-2005, 01:17 PM
#2
Originally Posted by tuko
Some guy at the junkyard said he might have a intake manifold of a 2000
max and that he'll sell it for $100. Is this a good deal or should I try to get
him to lower the price a bit?
If I do buy it, is there any other parts that
have to go along with the manifold?
He was also trying to sell me a set of 2001 rims (16") for $275.
I said,
max and that he'll sell it for $100. Is this a good deal or should I try to get
him to lower the price a bit?
If I do buy it, is there any other parts that
have to go along with the manifold?
He was also trying to sell me a set of 2001 rims (16") for $275.
I said,
08-15-2005, 01:48 PM
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this guy was trying to rip me off because I had gone before about two months ago
and he was selling the same set with goodyear tires for $300.
Today it was just the rims alone and he said $350, no make that $300.
I said $200.He says no thats too little, $275 and their yours.I said forget it.
and he was selling the same set with goodyear tires for $300.
Today it was just the rims alone and he said $350, no make that $300.
I said $200.He says no thats too little, $275 and their yours.I said forget it.
08-15-2005, 02:18 PM
#12
Originally Posted by mansurxk
edit your post asap, and MDeezy you should edit yours to remove his quote as well. only 40 poeple viewed the thread
Originally Posted by tuko
Thanks a lot man I really want that 00V1.
How much do you think a mechanic would charge to install it, $300-$500?
How much do you think a mechanic would charge to install it, $300-$500?
08-15-2005, 02:36 PM
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Originally Posted by Charcoal95GXE
if they were all in good shape thats not an all bad deal at all...
I'm already getting a better deal. Some guy's going to get me a set of 350z
17"wheels with tires for about $400.
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08-15-2005, 03:20 PM
#22
If you took a 00VI to a mechanic and told them to put it on your 4th gen, they'd look at you like you had two heads. Someone on this board would have to do it. Read up in All Motor and you'll figure it out. Nismo3112 and I did the installation in my 96 Cali spec in five hours.
08-15-2005, 03:52 PM
#23
Originally Posted by Stephen Max
You done an 00vi install, Deezy?
Nope, but reading to try and do it this comming december. So far I dont know that much at all on installing it, but with some reading that will change.
from what I've read the hardest part is dealing with all the vacuum lines.
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