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they are out for the speed 3's now. If you look on Tein's website, they are listed with a product number. However, as of right now, you need to order them through an authorized vendor of tein products to the best of my knowledge. When I ordered mine, I custom ordered them through my garage...

I have the Tein Superstreets. When I got them, I had to special order from Tein b/c they were still testing for the MS3, but they have them readily available for the ms3 now. I love them, and they lowered the car nicely (although that is making my necessary winter driving in kentucky a little...

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thanks for the bump djthom. how've you been? speed3max, let me know if you want it. I have another offer for lower, but if you can do $165 shipped, its yours.

Bump for reduced price. I will sell for $165 shipped OBO.

BRAND NEW CPE Xcel NANO FS -- SOLD Hi all, I am switching out my AEM intake for CPE to better mesh it with the standback and turboback exhaust that I eventually plan on buying from them. Anyway, I just got this in the mail, but have decided that I am going to go with the full CPE CAI instead...

do you know how much the wheels weigh?? I am possibly interested in just the wheels.

you could get a NEW standback and PnP harness with $950. That's what I'd do :) Once I have the money, that will be my next purchase.

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yeah, I can understand your concern for sure. I hadn't heard of that happening with the Azenis....although I HAD heard that their tread-life was pretty short. Honestly, I would go with the Dunlops (Star Specs) if you're looking for the best overall tire. For $170, I don't think you can find...

PM Replied. Bump for a great price on an excellent Cold Air Intake which appears to be in excellent condition.

How much are you looking to spend on the tires? I would go with 225/40 R18 for size. In terms of models, I would say look at three: the Dunlop Direzza Sport Z1 Star Spec, Bridgestone Potenza RE-01R, and the Falken Azenis RT-615. It all depends on what you are looking to spend. If you're...

Awesome! That makes me all the more excited to get mine in the mail! Thanks for the heads up.

I would say get the AEM or CP-E CAI if you want a CAI. I have the AEM and like it a lot.

How do you determine the min/max tire size for a given wheel? For example, if I purchase 18x7.5 wheels, what would be the max recommended size? Also, would running 225/40 or 225/45 be a better bet on wheels of that size? I'm still fairly new to this and wheels and tires thoroughly confuse...

thanks for the write-up. I just purchased one of these to switch out with my current AEM intake. I love the AEM, but I decided to go with a short ram since they're easier to clean/maintain and this should fit better when I eventually get the CPE FMIC. Do you have any updated impressions now...

Congrats on the CP-E FMIC....that will be one of my mods at some point, too. Its a nice piece. Do you plan on purchasing the CP-E standback and PnP harness?

The full control flash is a nice product :) Yeah, I understand. The AP is good for basic stuff, and like you said, you can always sell it later if you decide to upgrade. However, if you're going with the COBB AP I would definitely recommend sticking with mostly their products for your...

if you just get the standback and the PnP harness, its only like $900.....you could just hold off on the full control flash for now and still get the rest of the CP-E engine management stuff. From everything I've heard, it may at least be worth the extra $300 over the AP since you can do so...