PVC piping, Projectors (EK Civic), Shift knob, Sub
02-14-2006, 08:56 PM
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PVC piping, Projectors (EK Civic), Shift ****, Sub
Here is what I am selling:
PVC piping set-up. 2.5". Perfect for the budget turbo set-up! Was used with a 2 3/4" IC outlet (24" long IC). Has a metal nipple if you use to run your BOV in that spot. Was used on an EG and EK. Can be taking apart and re-worked to fit other vehicles.
$40
96-98 Carbon Fibre Projectors
$250 with the bulbs or 200 with your OEM headlights with bulbs
Includes: Two sets of H3 PIAA super white bulbs and PIAA blue signals (illegal mod)
sub and
-rockford fosgate punch p2 12" sub: Good sub, decent power for a nice system. Comes in a sub box. Will let go for $220
Carbon Fibre Momo Replica Shiftknob
$35
PVC piping set-up. 2.5". Perfect for the budget turbo set-up! Was used with a 2 3/4" IC outlet (24" long IC). Has a metal nipple if you use to run your BOV in that spot. Was used on an EG and EK. Can be taking apart and re-worked to fit other vehicles.
$40
96-98 Carbon Fibre Projectors
$250 with the bulbs or 200 with your OEM headlights with bulbs
Includes: Two sets of H3 PIAA super white bulbs and PIAA blue signals (illegal mod)
sub and
-rockford fosgate punch p2 12" sub: Good sub, decent power for a nice system. Comes in a sub box. Will let go for $220
Carbon Fibre Momo Replica Shiftknob
$35
02-16-2006, 12:08 PM
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What grade is that PVC piping?
There are different grades according to heat, those don't look like the ones most people use, can you verify this?
***I am not interested, just trying to look out for potential buyers...***
There are different grades according to heat, those don't look like the ones most people use, can you verify this?
***I am not interested, just trying to look out for potential buyers...***
02-17-2006, 03:27 PM
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To be honest.. I told the guy what I was using it for and he recommended this grade. I bought it awhile back.. don't quite remember what psi it can withstand.
But I had it at 230whp for 6 months with no problems. Normally people buy the piping for either a layout of what they want their real piping to be like (so they can give it to a shop and they can make it identical) or if they are on a tight budget, etc.
But I had it at 230whp for 6 months with no problems. Normally people buy the piping for either a layout of what they want their real piping to be like (so they can give it to a shop and they can make it identical) or if they are on a tight budget, etc.
