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Old 11-14-2006, 03:29 PM   #11 (permalink)
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Take it to a shop...usually they will do custom work for $150-250 bucks all depends on who you know and where you go. plus you get to choose the cat and resonator to go along with your one off exhaust modernperformance.com has cats and resonators and good prices. check it out
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Old 11-14-2006, 04:10 PM   #12 (permalink)
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Yea....anyways.

So those pictures that okie put up are what inspired me to design my door hinge. A little more detail...

Mine will look like that [i]when fully open[i]. They won't swing like that though. They will first pop out, then travel forward, much in the way a van door would move, and then once out all the way, rotate towards the ground. Thanks, okie, for posting the pics.
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Old 11-15-2006, 09:15 AM   #13 (permalink)
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Take it to a shop...usually they will do custom work for $150-250 bucks all depends on who you know and where you go. plus you get to choose the cat and resonator to go along with your one off exhaust modernperformance.com has cats and resonators and good prices. check it out
the only places i know of out here that can do that are muffler shops. as far as i know they can't really design a "tuned" exhaust. they would just install a 3" pipe (typically crush bent) all the way back with cat and muffler attached. if there are places in TX that would do differently (maybe add a couple of dyno runs) for the same price, i'd be willing to take a road trip.
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Old 11-15-2006, 12:41 PM   #14 (permalink)
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I'm not saying any thing this time, I think I'll stay out of it
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Old 11-15-2006, 04:18 PM   #15 (permalink)
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I thought the confederate flag comment was very stupid. i sincerely apologize. i was trippin'. that's why i changed it. i thought it was changed before anyone saw it. although, it was geared more towards redneck than racist, and rednecks come in all colors. i did, however, like the super swamper tires bit. I have a mexican friend in L.A. (no swamps) that has super swamper tires on a Jeep CJ-7 we restored together. He uses it to ride sand dunes. Plus a lot of the Texans here (in Oklahoma) believe bigger is better. so, i went with it.

in any case i think you're missing the spirit of "budget tuning" which is primarily how the Honda scene exploded in California. People didn't have enough money to buy a high performance vehicle. everybody had 4-bangers with good gas milage. since everyone was pretty much on the same level, very small changes could give one driver an advantage over another.

if i had enough money i would have bought a car with more power. I personally like the WRX Sti. I have a family so the four doors would be great. plus it has 300hp and 300 lb/ft torque. alas I switched jobs to be able to go back to school. i didn't have a company vehicle anymore. i needed a car fast, and didn't have any money for a down payment. one of my old highschool classmates manages a Dodge dealership, and hooked me up. i had never seen a caliber until the day i bought one.

i love my Caliber, and I love to drive. so, i would like my car to perform better. right now i can't afford to have a one off header back exhaust designed for my car. also, i can't afford to pay $600 for a Mopar exhaust. if an aftermarket muffler will give me 2 more hp I'll take it. I am not "tuning" my car so other people will think I can do 12 second 1/4 mile runs. i am "customizing" my car to reflect a little more of my personality. If someone likes switchblade doors, air ride suspension, or flames coming out of their tailpipes that's their prerogative.

Now back to the thread. these are pics of the Koenigsegg CCX door setup.
heh, i contacted core dimensions and they never returned my email, but I like the door on their caliber.
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i talked with the guy who personally built the car. he said the doors were from a universal kit and didnt work properly. he showed me the operation and they didnt hit the strike pin at first, so he tried again and they closed. JT Autostyle makes a bolt-on application for the caliber. go to www.jtautostyle.com for more details. I think its about $750.
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reffering to the pics looks like it would work on most cars, but very, very $$$$$. reffering to the idea, sounds great! but again pricey, even more so in than the pics ,but in the end I say go for it, HVAE FUN! your getting to know your car everyday and what could be more fun than spoiling your car every now and then?
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