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I once wanted to do this on my 94 celica gt. It was to much money to do it so I went and bought a manual celica instead. I know this is not the answer you want to hear just as didn't want either back then, but is not worth it unless you have a LOT of money and want to blow it for fun. Since that...

Use a pipe/tube to use as leverage on your ratchet. That's how I did mine with everything cold. Is hard, but that will help you.

Even tho I use chevron fuel system cleaner from time to time I also think they don't do much at all

I have mine In the rear seat (back) screwed there perfectly.

I am in for this one, anyone?

The drone at 1800/2100(cruising)RPM is pretty annoying. I keep the car @2500/2800 on the highway, no drone over 22/2300(cruising). It does get loud when stepping on the gas(normal), but once I'm cruising over the above RPM is quite. Overall I avoid anything between 1800 and 2100 rpm for...

I'll will definitely do this on my next car, probably 10 to 15 years from now since I'm done spending money on cars

Did it improve the drone inside the cabin? I ask since it's only 14"

Well, to late lol

I did it and yes, it is better without it, pain to get it out. I had to cut it in peaces to take it out :mad:

Indeed it is lol

I envy you haha

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Yes they do check your credit score and dental record also lol The do Whatever it takes to charge a big chunk of money. My credit score was the same when I change the mustang gt for the car, everything was the same, still only 4 dollars difference

H hahaha funny, my previous agents from 3 different companies told me the exact same 2 reasons. I call it BS big time

They just do what they want (insurances) because our corrupt government doesn't want to regulate them just like they don't regulate many things. That is the reality of it. Sad but true. How come I pay just 4 dollars less for my corolla L than my mustang gt? laughable

There is nothing we can do. My parents have a civic exl 2008 and a chevy aveo 2006, both full cover, civic is financed, chevy is paid, 135 for both hahaha. State Farm also.

My story: I had a mustang gt 2014 for two years when it started falling apart. Decided to get rid of it, went to Toyota and traded it for a 2016 corolla L. Insurance cost me 150 even with State Farm for the mustang, for the entire two years, no more no less. The corolla is 146 a month, really...

I have a magnaflow on mine, same one I had on my 2013 Tc, I had a 22" aftermarket resonator on it also, don't know which brand was since I just told the guy to put a long resonator to eliminate the drone. I really do not like how the magnaflow sounds on the corolla, I believe is the stock...

My rolla says 35pounds for the tires on the door, base 2016 L manual. 15" wheels, i will leave it at 32 cause at 35 the ride fills a bit rough, not sure why says 35 on the doors lol. I'm getting an average of 32 per galon, range 355 per tank, mostly city. Shift around 3K, I don't understand why...