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RE: Outlander Lowering Springs - 8/4/2006 7:27:56 PM

wicked_outlander

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The adapter in reference is for the o2 sensor. The cat should be a 2/1/4, so it'll just weld right up. Yes...WELD.

am' still waiting for the item....

but yeah, WELD!!! hmmm....supp w/ that???

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RE: Outlander Lowering Springs - 8/6/2006 1:08:17 PM

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Welding is better anyway...no worries about nuts and bolts loosening up. I never liked anything on my exhausts bolted if I could help it. My Camaro used to rumble and the bolts would get loose on the exhaust every once in a while. Good luck with my new exhaust addition so far too

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RE: Outlander Lowering Springs - 9/7/2006 2:18:32 PM

Terry

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I tried ordering some of the Arospeed from an online shop and they emailed me to let me know they can't order them anymore. Discontinued. Anyone have luck ordering ANY affordable springs ANYWHERE for the outlander?
thanks
-terry

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RE: Outlander Lowering Springs - 9/17/2006 5:00:35 PM

dirtwagon

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Sorry, haven't come across any just yet. I know thet RRM has the Lancer springs made by Progress that MAY work, but I imagine the load capacity will be off by 700 lbs or somewhere in that area. I don't have the finances right now to buy them so I will not have them check fitment on my car if I can't purchase them.

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RE: Outlander Lowering Springs - 11/23/2006 9:33:32 AM

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Nice Outlander, I'm new to this forum, and don't know much about it. I was wondering where can you get grill guards or nerf bars for it, in Canada? and other accesories to beef up the looks of this vehicle?

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RE: Outlander Lowering Springs - 11/26/2006 11:08:34 PM

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Accessories for the US 1g Outlander are hard to find. You will have to modify
Lancer accessories to fit it. Most of the accessories I found online are limited
to the OEM ones available thru the dealerships.

Here's one I found on Ebay, haven't bought anything from them yet.

http://myworld.ebay.com/ebaymotors/factoryparts2u

Hope this helps.

2g Outlanders will hopefully have better luck with aftermarket accessories. :-)

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RE: Outlander Lowering Springs - 11/27/2006 8:56:50 PM

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Nice Outlander, I'm new to this forum, and don't know much about it. I was wondering where can you get grill guards or nerf bars for it, in Canada? and other accesories to beef up the looks of this vehicle?

There is a company called Cobra who makes grill guards and nerf bars- I think it is an Australian company.
Here is an alternative:
http://www.racepages.com/performance/basket.php?makeid=18&modelid=621&year=2004&partid=221&brandid=2478&skipped_brand=true
Manik made chrome taillight guards that were heavy duty.
Happy shopping!

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