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modding - 1/28/2004 9:13:55 PM

boyblue

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has anyone found any sort of body kits or anything for the outlander? honestly i really think that this car/suv would look extremely cool with a body kit on it and lowered an inch or two. also... ray00 i would take any performance mod you can come up with :) if you can personlize them... maybe blue annodized steel? ;)

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modding - 1/29/2004 12:31:42 PM

Ray00

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[QUOTE=boyblue]has anyone found any sort of body kits or anything for the outlander? honestly i really think that this car/suv would look extremely cool with a body kit on it and lowered an inch or two. also... ray00 i would take any performance mod you can come up with :) if you can personlize them... maybe blue annodized steel? ;)[/QUOTE] \\\hey do you have aim..

im planning on doing a couple things

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modding - 1/29/2004 1:41:07 PM

boyblue

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yeah i do have aim... brentml17... i work full time and attend school full time so hehe im usually only on a few hours out of the day but hit me up :)

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modding - 2/10/2004 7:51:42 PM

2003lancer

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you could try to import a airteck body kit. thats what thier called in japan. they also come with the evo's 4g63 motor. contact www.flashoptions.com if you want to import any jdm goodies. they have alot of stuff on thier site so check em out

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modding - 2/12/2004 10:50:54 AM

proutlander

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My Mods:

K&N Box Air Filter - I feel the diference rev more freely. And engine air breather.

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modding - 2/25/2004 7:36:45 PM

Ray00

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[QUOTE=proutlander]

My Mods:

K&N Box Air Filter - I feel the diference rev more freely. And engine air breather.

[/QUOTE]

What part of PR are you from, im originally from arecibo.

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modding - 3/1/2004 1:53:56 PM

proutlander

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I'm from ponce and i live in ponce...

proutlander38051.4471527778

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RE: modding - 9/30/2004 3:35:18 PM

tuner automotive

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When you did the K&N drop in fliter did you notice any REAL HP and torque increases?

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RE: modding - 9/30/2004 3:44:38 PM

rartoutlander

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Yes my MPG did a littler litter better with the K&N and when my dealership change my damage oxigen sensor, and i think their reset the computer my MPG did a little better.

In my opinion i only notice a littler in Torque when i push in the green lights and when i go up hills.

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RE: modding - 9/30/2004 4:25:01 PM

JMC

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You can order a bodykit that would be for the airteck..................

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