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I'm glad I'm not the only one :)

In this case I might just dismount mine and put them in a museum somewhere. Or a safe deposit box will work too.

You kidding bro?

Glad it helped you!

Nice. Looks good ;)

All you need to do is use 3M Adhesive Remover from Walmart. This s*** comes off in minutes. It's safe on the paint too. I've done it and will pick this method over any other method. (Wet sanding?) Make this your lunch adventure, and you'll have time to eat, too.

Lol wow

^Nice. The bokeh looks telephoto. Which camera/lens?

I figured I would follow up with a pic, even if it's not as good as I might have promised (harsh lighting courtesy of the setting sun). I have chrome coated amber lights in the turn signals. Looks pretty dope. Here we go. JDM-themed shot. 190,000 miles on this car and it's looking mint as...

You would get un-metered air then and would have stalling problems I'm guessing, but the airbox itself is positioned before the air meter (ie MAF).

Can you even get a nice P5 nowadays? It's going on 10 years old. I'm betting most people don't take very good care of their cars. Mine is mint, but I've had it since it had 15K miles on it. I've really kept it up and replaced aging parts on it.

What he said.

I saw this was available for the protege. Seems like a cool idea. I always seem to want to inspect the underside with a flashlight after a "risky" encounter with something in the road.

So it has a "dead end" canister to muffle sound? I'm not an expert in gas dynamics, but I suppose that works.

I did this fairly recently. It's not super difficult.

That is a seriously bizarre looking exhaust

Well that's cool. I'm just glad my pedal doesn't sound like a creaky door anymore.

The key here (I read in another thread) is to go under the hood and manually push the clutch arm into the master cylinder, then retract the arm so that the piston thingy is not contacting it anymore. And THEN put lube into the dome-shaped area of the clutch arm. Unless you do this, the lube...

I'll have to do a proper photoshoot with the Canon 50mm Compact Macro. It's probably the sharpest 50mm Canon makes, especially for the price. I took these pics with it. Only white balancing applied to these pics. (And I'm going to stop whoring, I promise.)

These lights are really sweet. They look so much more classy than the originals. I also think they're shaped a little better to fit the body, but maybe it's in my head. I would definitely recommend these lights to anyone. I almost want to get another set just to have them around. :)