I recently changed my transmission fluid and figured it wouldn't hurt to share how I went about it. It's pretty simple as I assume many on this forum have already done it, but hopefully this might help someone. Although the fluid is listed as...... Read More

Alright....well I made just a little bit of progress today on my sub install while using the factory radio with my non-AAS system in my '07

First off.....flip down the rear seats and pull the plastic push pins out that hold the back shelf down. ...... Read More

So the stock speakers suck. My subs added some nice lows, but then I wasn't hearing the highs.....so I decided to add some tweeters.

First thing I did was buy the Advanced Audio System sail panels (~$20-25 for the pair) that have tweeters in...... Read More

Installing a coppertop subframe brace

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Tools needed

19mm ratchet/tire iron
Metric tool set
Jack
Jack stands
BFH - you always can use a bigger effing hammer... Read More

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[COLOR="Blue"]Here's my contribution to the forum. I feel that this can be accomplished by anyone with the right tools, time, & patience.

A couple things first, I don't have any torque specs so if someone feels this is important & can supply...... Read More

this is for people that are trying to wire their boost, a/f, etc. gauges.

1) take out screw under the plastic cap in the middle of the piller.

2) after you take out the screw place your hand at the top of the piller and have your arm flat to...... Read More

For those who have comp. wheels (or even regular ones) with scratches in the lip. The video sucks, but the information's good... it looks better than the three factory wheels.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BtHJMSeZOOY... Read More

here's my phone# in case you have any questions: 443-807-3662

[COLOR="Blue"][B]Tools required:
1. drill
2. step drill or 5/8 drill bit
3. rat tail file
4. 15/16 wrench
5. 15/16 socket and ratchet
6....... Read More

Watch the video... Read More

Here's how I wired up my 12V splitter. Sorry, no pictures, if you have questions, PM me and I'll answer them (I'll try to get pictures asap) I used a Radioshack 3 outlet car power adapter...... Read More

How to install lowering springs


Tools Needed:
- 19mm socket
- 18mm socket
- Ratchet or Breaker Bar
- Jack
- Jack Stands
- Torque Wrench... Read More

ok it really depends on what you get but i recomend the stuff at pepboys or some auto store, because they are cheap ($30) and look and are sturdy for your looks to $ spent, and one thing will do the front and the rear and still have some left over....... Read More