Recent content by Fletch627
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15" rims or 17/18" set
Wow that was a big help. But now I have a problem. Not getting as much money as I thought. So now I'm just looking for 15" 4x100 stock alloy wheels. Any ideas? -
picking wheels for my cobalt!
Ah thank you. Not lookin to drop that much though. What should I know about sizing?- Fletch627
- Post #24
- Forum: LS, LT, LTZ
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picking wheels for my cobalt!
I hate to steal your thread but I could use some suggestions too. Theres a pic of my 07 LT in my sig. Recommendations?- Fletch627
- Post #20
- Forum: LS, LT, LTZ
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15" rims or 17/18" set
Lookin for either 15" black rims or a set of 17/18" black rims with tires. Post what you have! -
Tsudo N1 Catback
I'm not expecting to make bank on it by any means. I paid $250 for it so it is what it is.- Fletch627
- Post #3
- Forum: Parts For Sale
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Tsudo N1 Catback
Had my Tsudo N1 catback on for about a year and a half now and I'm thinking about taking it off and putting the stock exhaust back on. However, I'm not gonna take it off if I can't sell it...anyone interested in buying? I live in Columbia, SC, so someone close would be preferred.- Fletch627
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- Forum: Parts For Sale
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CAI or Headers?
So I've already thrown a Tsudo N1 catback exhaust on my 2.2 sedan and am now trying to decide between a cold air intake and headers. Which should I go for and why?- Fletch627
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- Forum: LS, LT, LTZ
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Wanted: Rear Stationary Window
Locked my only set of keys in my car with the ignition running at about 11 oclock pm one night...long story short and two hours later, had to break into the car. Figured the small window in the back was the least expensive, that's what I broke. With my luck, it's the most expensive. Wanted to... -
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Will this work...
Saw this on craigslist..will this work on my 2007 Cobalt LT sedan? I'm selling a cold air intake that I got from a buddy but never used myself. I won't work with my Mazda without getting more parts and crap.The tubing has an opening of just over 2 1/2 inches, with an overall leanth (including...- Fletch627
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- Forum: LS, LT, LTZ
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Considering Adoption...lol
I've had my 07 sedan for a year now without a single problem.- Fletch627
- Post #4
- Forum: LS, LT, LTZ
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Badge Removal
I used a hairdryer and fishing line. Hold the hairdryer up to the letters for a few seconds to loosen the glue, then use the fishing line to get behind the letters and take them off.- Fletch627
- Post #6
- Forum: LS, LT, LTZ
