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I'm selling my Borla exhaust which has only been on my car for 5000 miles, i recently sold my car to my parents for their BMW so i no longer need it and my parents don't want it lol....its brand new shiny and clean (these are built for life, so don't give me BS cause its used) an retails at 315$...

well all i can say is that you probably damaged the harness....which is costly....i did this exact install i replaced all four speakers with aftermarkets....i didn't sauder i just twisted wires together....the only thing it can be is a damaged harness

truueee, I've done that ^ ^ ^ ^

replacing them with aftermarket speakers won't make your music sound better because the factory amp is not strong enough to power the speakers....it will do the exact opposite.....i did this and ended up getting a power pack wired up to the factory system..

noise has been around since i can remember, I'm at 21k right now

i took mine into the dealer as well.....for the SAME exact noise... they told me its a noise it makes when oil is filling compartments in the tranny when switching gears....i call major Bullshit because the sound is very loud and sometimes when i start up the car it grinds.....just take it it as...

in the same class at least

as long as you maintain a clean engine filter it shouldn't feel less powerful than any other sedan

its all just prying and unscrewing things....dont worry about seperating glue seals or what not..

if you want you can remove it and unplug it all....and i believe there is a reset button behind the unit... here is the video on how to do it. its not hard to do just takes patience.. it is the same procedure for the corolla S LE and etc.

what do you mean where did i buy it? i just took off the rear cover for the two back speakers and filled it with crumpled news paper

i know who to dampen your rattling problem....my solution which works wonderfully is removing the rear deck lid (where most of my rattling comes from) and fill the empty crevices with crumbled up newspaper as a "Dampener" .....so long story short locate all the rattling spots and fill it with...

to me it sounds like your asking how to attach a remote control to your sub to adjust the volume?....to answer that question you usually run a wire to the amp and run it through your car to a knob controller in the front....atleast thats what i have.

These Are plug n Play, no modifications needed..you just need to unscrew the splash guard from under the front wheels and pull it back, the OEM bulbs twist off and unplug and just reverse process to install these....i installed them a year ago and they work perfectly fine...its a bright white...

super charge it, its already been done, someone has a picture floating around..... for the $$ ur gonna spend you should have just bought a 6MT FRS or even a WRX lol

governor chip comes on around 120-125mph.....

snorkel? I'm sure unplugging that isn't good long term lol

trust me it does, i did this,the power loss is bad, and if your at a complete stop on a street with even a slight gradient its embarrassing because your car starts bogging and won't accelerate until you smash the pedal down and screams, while the fiat next to you has no problems whizzing by you...

I've done this exact thing on my corolla, Literally this EXACT thing....and it sounds really scratchy... because its a 4 cylinder, i immediately put it back because it sounded terrible....and you lose a lot of torque because there no back pressure from the muffler, think of it this way you take...