Subject	buying an aftermarket exhaust is going to tricky.
Posted by	apudapus on July 07, 2007 at 2:13 AM
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In Reply To	1996 TT posted by J-Mart on July 06, 2007 at 07:09 PM
Message	all in all, you can do the same mods you normally would on an OBDI car. i can break down some of the nitty-gritty stuff if you are that interested. since you already own a Z, you know some of the troubles involved with maintaining it. the 96 OBDII helps discovering problems easier thanks to more sensors and trouble codes. but that also means more sensors and trouble codes that can pop up in modifying. *********************************
Follow Ups	1996 TT - J-Mart 19:09:15 07/06/07 The only way I would buy an OBDII '96... - BradZ (FL) 19:13:46 07/06/07 2nd (n/m) - ZLover4Life 19:16:13 07/06/07 Thats what I was thinking too - J-Mart 19:31:24 07/06/07 My profile (n/m) - Mike(La Canada) 00:00:49 07/07/07 It depends on price. (n/m) - OrlandoTT 20:48:33 07/06/07 You should buy it if its what you want - golden_1 22:54:48 07/06/07 Here's a really good idea :) - z_man300 23:03:38 07/06/07 What entails serious? - J-Mart 00:08:31 07/07/07 Re: 1996 TT - kidhaud 23:32:56 07/06/07 FYI: - Zluster(Abudan) 00:18:06 07/07/07 buying an aftermarket exhaust is going to tricky. - apudapus 02:13:00 07/07/07 swap harness and ecu.. add vtc and its a go... (n/m) - nemo1080 04:26:45 07/07/07
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