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Old Sep 21, 2004 | 09:01 AM
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A few Questions from a newbie here....

Whats up everyone? I purchased a black/burnt org '04 SE about a month and a half ago (nav/elite/XM). Since I got it, I have installed chrome dipped OEM rims, tints all around, backup camera (love it), and audio upgrades (amps & speakers). I will def post some pics when I can, I love the way the OEM rims look in chrome. I have a few questions though. I went to stillen's website, called them and bought pretty much everything I could for the car. I'm trying to read feedbacks on everything but the site isn't opening most of the threads I want to read right now, so I figured it would be easier to just make a new thread. Here goes:

-both front strut and rear sway bars- will continue to look and see if struts are released, but the stillen rep told me the car should be OK for now.
-Injen CAI
-Greddy exhaust
-Grounding kit
-Eibach springs
-pulley upgrade

Does anyone know of or experience any problems with any of these items? I know there are other exhausts/intakes out there, but the stillen rep recommended all of these to me. Is there anything I should keep my eyes open with? I think I remember someone saying the front struts will be a problem with the springs, but if there's anything else I need tio know i'd REALLY appreciate the input! Thanks a lot
Old Sep 21, 2004 | 07:02 PM
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i have the stillen RSB and Injen CAI. i absolutely love both of them. Only issues i had was install issues with injen cai, it was a ***** to install. Had to remove the wheel well, you might even have to remove your tire to gain acess to the lower bumper area where the filter sits. But it was worth it, i love the damn thing
Old Sep 21, 2004 | 11:28 PM
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I've been running Eibach's for about a year and no problems yet. Some guys on here have blown them in a week...
Old Sep 22, 2004 | 01:35 AM
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stillen rear sway bar helps you much in corners. It's doing more than I expected...
Old Sep 22, 2004 | 08:11 AM
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Originally Posted by CarFreak
i have the stillen RSB and Injen CAI. i absolutely love both of them. Only issues i had was install issues with injen cai, it was a ***** to install. Had to remove the wheel well, you might even have to remove your tire to gain acess to the lower bumper area where the filter sits. But it was worth it, i love the damn thing

I am from Queens. Do you know any places that can install all of this for me? Thats my biggest worry, I don't want to take it to the wrong place. Plus there's a lot of stuff to put on the car.

Thanks for all the input guys, I'll def keep everything in mind.

What about the pulley? Thats not going to void the warranty? A friend of mine told me the pulley ****s with the timing of the engine- anyone use this and/or have problems with it?
Old Sep 22, 2004 | 10:32 AM
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I am from Queens. Do you know any places that can install all of this for me? Thats my biggest worry, I don't want to take it to the wrong place. Plus there's a lot of stuff to put on the car.

Thanks for all the input guys, I'll def keep everything in mind.

What about the pulley? Thats not going to void the warranty? A friend of mine told me the pulley ****s with the timing of the engine- anyone use this and/or have problems with it?

i installed everything myself. But try www.maximumtuning.net
they are in Glen Cove LI, about 30-45 min from maspeth. I have not personally dealt with him, but i hear he is good and prices are reasonable.

hope this helps
Old Sep 22, 2004 | 10:47 AM
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I have the Greddy Exhaust, Stillen RSB, Stillen Exhaust, Chrome Dipped OEM rims.

You are gonna LOVE the sound of the intake with the Greddy's and the RSB is sick too. I am planning on buying the FSB soon to make my ride even tighter. I would recommend getting some new tires to increase handling even more. I have Yoko's on mine and with the RSB - my ride is VERY sticky...

Enjoy brother!
Old Sep 22, 2004 | 10:47 AM
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Littlepat:
How did you mount the back up camera. and what do you view it on? Any pictures?
Old Sep 22, 2004 | 10:25 PM
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Littlepat:
How did you mount the back up camera. and what do you view it on? Any pictures?
I went to a buddy's place in BK, he supposedly has a patent for a video module that hooks up directly into your nav screen. I will try and take pics tomorrow, but for now check out www.navwithtv.com , that's his site.

Thanks for the recommendation carfreak, I will def give them a call when I receive the parts.

Juijitsu- I had Michelin Pilot sport A/S's on my last car, are those good enough? I have to drive this baby in the winter too, and those tires are pretty much in-the-middle as far as traction and handling. Are the Yoko's all season?
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