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dcfish, you have outdone yourself with this selection. The Italian chef years must have been good! Perrier Jouet Belle Epoque 1996 Champagne. Was one of the best Vintage Champagnes ever. You see, Perrier -Jouet reviews the grapes each year. And once in a very rare year, the harvest is considered so excellent, that he declares a vintage Cuv'ee Fleur de Champagne that year. 1996 was that year. My dad brought a bottle.....the bubbles just melt in your mouth like silk. Cristal and Dom are good, but I think they just have mass class appeal.

Your welcome. Glad I could help out.

too many words!!!!! :o

I just went to the site and looked right at them. You clicked on the link, put in the year, make and model, scrolled down to exhaust, and selected catalytic converter, and nothing came up? Or did the link not work for you? http://replacement.autopartswarehouse.com/...er&dp=false The link worked but this is what is shows when I click on the cats. I don't know what your doing, but here then, try this: http://www.autopartswarehouse.com/products...lytic_converter

I very much agree with you. I think they are banking an percieved value, rather than actual. I would want the blue display over the red, but that has nothing to do with performance.

We did, look up a few posts. Keep up.... :)

I just went to the site and looked right at them. You clicked on the link, put in the year, make and model, scrolled down to exhaust, and selected catalytic converter, and nothing came up? Or did the link not work for you?

BTW, No, I can't see you....

Why do you want new cats? There is no gain in replacing them. All the systems are header, down pipes, and cat backs, or just cat backs, or full race systems with no cats. If you want to replace them out of good conscience for the enviornment, you can get them at http://www.autopartswarehouse.com/lexus~rep.html . Magna Flow makes a bunch of universal fit high flow cats for just about everything. All you need is the diameter of the pipe your going to use.

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There are some differences between 03 and 04. But they are minor. 04 added 2 position memory driver seat, and auto door locks. I don't know if the dash tray became the dash box in 04' or 05'. But everything else stayed the same. The biggest changes were in 01'-02'. the only complaint that arrises all the time is the stock CD changer. It seems to jam up alot. Mechanically, the car is awsome. Coming from an Integra, you'll love the torque you've been missing. Gas mileage depaends on you. Figure 20 MPG with a heavy foot, 24-26 if your not. Welcome to the LOC.

Have you looked into the Cobra XRS R9G Radar detector then? You can mount the detector itself up behind the rear view mirror and the GPS unit right next to it. Then you can mount the display module anywhere you want in the vehicle. Looked interesting, and only costs around 400 bucks. The units are much smaller too.

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Now look!!, we made this a "hot topic" and he's not even here!! :D

Oh really,,,??

Well, she does take her job a little to seirously some times.

I think I'll start applying the Rain-X with my left hand just in case... <_<

I just looked at a girl in my office, she's 27, and she's wearin em'.

i would have to seriuosly consider the ramifications. I guess I could still drive, but no more motorcycle racing???? I don't know. I keep very active. Even a prostetic, I don't know.....

Sure it is, just keep your pinky finger pointed out when you do it.... :whistles:

If my hand falls off I think I'd rather just die... :(

LOL!!! Yeah, like if he answered the next question would have been like " Ummm, and how do you get pantyhose unwedged from the seat?" LOL!!!!! I think I'd leave too.

the V-1 is out of date. Also the shortest range. The 8500 is a good radar detector. I never meant to knock it, Just, I think if your gonna buy one today, the 9500i has some very cool features that are worth the hundred bucks in my opinion.

Well, for those of you that use Rain-X after claening the windshield, I have found a new way to apply it so it seems to last alot longer and, maybe it's just me or the way I was applying it before was wrong, but seems to make it work better also. I've found that if you apply it with your bare hand and lightly rub it on until it becomes like an oily film on the windshield. Then let it set for a few minutes.Then I use a microfibre and wipe it off, Not only does it last longer and work better, but it wipes off great also. Of course I then wash my hand off. ( I'll probably die of some cancer associated illness, but atleast my windshield will be good and clear.) :)

Double D as they say in the "other" industry. LOL! :whistles: