16_DIB
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Haha yeah i leave around 6:45am... but i usually drive my jeep to work
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Took her for a much needed wash while we got some sun.
Mimi15GT
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Had my car dyno tuned by Evans-Tuning. I had the Bama 93 Octane tune, and this new tune gave her 35 more HP and 50 more TQ over the Bama Tune. What a huge difference.
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Ditched the sound tube
Removed the sound tube, finally. The difference is subtle, but I like it. Can hear more of the cat back exhaust, rather than the intake/engine noise from under the hood. And the engine bay is cleaned up.
Should have done this two years ago. :cheers:
Removed the sound tube, finally. The difference is subtle, but I like it. Can hear more of the cat back exhaust, rather than the intake/engine noise from under the hood. And the engine bay is cleaned up.
Should have done this two years ago. :cheers:
Mimi15GT
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I removed most of the sound tube in my '15 GT. My hands aren't small enough to reach down and remove the bolt. Frustrating
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I had WAY more luck putting the front up in the air with my ramps and getting it from the bottom of the car.
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Have to give that a shot. Thanks!
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Such a beautiful day in Southern Indiana I took a little drive to French Lick. I always see a few nice cars. Mine doesn't look too out of place , does it? 
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Lol, its just been the past 2 days or so. Im out here in the NorCal Bay Area. Took the wifey for a cruise through wine country yesterday too. Knowing my luck it'll rain tonight and ill have to take my rowboat to work tomorrow.
I went from underneath. I dont have big hands either and it required some patience turning the nut...an...eigth...inch...at...a...time.
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I get finesse and all but 99.9999999999% of you guys will NEVER put the sound tube back in so why not just yank it out? Grab it, pull it and it will separate from the bolt that attaches it very easily. The bolt stays in place, sound tube is out and IF you ever wanted to put it back in you could only then get in there from underneath to take the bolt out and pop it back into place.
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