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Here's a good link to easily figure the difference between tire sizes.

http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html

The only way to remove the inner pipe is to cut the downpipe in half so you can pull it out. The inner pipe measures 2" O.D., and the outside pipe measures 2.25" O.D.

yeah, the inner pipe was pressed in there...no welds or anything. the only mount points that were on my exhaust was the manifold connection and the rear hanger in, well, the rear.

Unbolt it. Then I cut the metal bracket that connects to the manifold off with about 7" of pipe. Then you have a nice straigth section of pipe to use a punch and BFH on.

Quote (BerettaSS @ Aug. 22 2002,11:49)Such is th ecase with my Vette.  With it you just repalce the t...

Its good general maintenance to rotate your bidirectional tires every 7 to 10 thousand miles or every third oil change. And when rotating those tires use a torque wrench in the star pattern, to insure the rim is bolted on evenly and correctly. There God has spoken.

100 ft lbs is a very good general rating for all vechiles. You should always do that. If you don't have a torque wrench, get one, the snap action ones are nice.As you found out if you over tighten lugs with an impact they are a pain to get off, I have to new lugs on my right rear wheel, as the shop ...

I'm not an english major, alright?

I've heard the racing in Des Monies has picked up a bit....I'm moving down to Ames the 17th (Saturday)....I'm looking forward to it.

lots of us have manderal...you could climb under your car, or get the following bends... 3- 45 degree manderal bends 2- 90 degree manderal bends i got the ones that were expanded on one end for everything to fit easier, they came from jcwhitey, just the regualr bends are good enough heres who i rout...

it didn't work at all. It was a good idea, but the computer was to picky or the sim was dead. Either way Casper's Electronics didn't answer my emails, and hung up on me. There my be a O2 sim go on ebay here in a week or so.

I've got some #9 wire (he heavy, tough ####) holding it up right now...

Well the cat is stainless, so I can't weld it. I'm try to come up with something better to hang it in the middle, we'll see what I can do with my redneck engineering skills. $150 is that bad for a highflow cat, yes you can get a catco for $60, but OEs are 100-120...

3/15ths must be a Canadaian sized wrench.   3/16 sounds makes more sense to me. Odds are the numbers got scratched, I can't read the numbers on my 13mm anymore.

I can only find one fault in the Xtreme Flow cat so far. The spot they have for the O2 sensor is in the tailend of the pipe, where the 2.25" pipe is suppose to fit into. But the O2 sensor is about 3/8" from the end of the cat, which gives no room for the pipe. So I had to cut a U shape out...