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Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: Long Island, NY
Posts: 1,409
Drives: 08 Mazdaspeed3 GT, 04 RA SOLD
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RRM Piggyback AUTO
Works as great as the 5spd does id imagine, but it seems to make the shifting smoother. its alot more responsive and the gains are felt on the high end mainly but there are nice gains from idle to redline.
also even though im a little nervous to make any changes, looking at the software and getting alot more info about what the engine is doing is great.
there just is no downside to this mod!
10/10 in my book
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Jun 11, 2006, 02:20 PM
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Location: Long Island, NY
Posts: 1,409
Drives: 08 Mazdaspeed3 GT, 04 RA SOLD
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Injen CAI for AUTOs
really a great part. installing the extension takes some fiddling but well worth it. and it can be a SRI for those wet seasons. i tried it both ways and the CA makes a difference but you get decent gains even with just the short ram installed.
8/10 just b/c the install
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Jun 21, 2006, 10:24 PM
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Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: MA
Posts: 259
Drives: 04 RalliArt
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RRM Piggyback and Axel-back exhaust.
Well i just finished my Piggyback and axel-back install and it was a breeze. The axel back was a perfect fit and sounds great, a nice low tone. The piggy was just as easy to install. After the learning period for the piggy, i took a ride on the highway. Its like driving a differant car!!! The car pulls soo much harder and faster. Im very impressed with both and with the excelent support from the RRM staff. Now all we need is a Enginge Managment / Tuning Forum for the Ralliart!
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Jul 2, 2006, 06:07 AM
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Location: Western Australia
Posts: 984
Drives: Lancer 4g69
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RPW 4-1 race design headers
RPW 4-1 Race Design Headers mandrel bent.... 2 styles have been fitted to my car a small diameter which is suitable for automatics and a larger diameter for 5 speed manuals.... results for the smaller diameter were a dyno and track proven p results, on the dyno we gained 12hp overal with the new exhaust at 21/2" and this was without any intake mods these results would be more if an appropriate intake, other than stock was installed
Track times jumped from 16.2sec @ 86mph stock as a rock to 15.5sec @ 89mph
We have installed the larger diameter headers but were not able to test them on the same dyno as previously and have not been able to get to the track due to winter and track shutting down for this period of time... as for a guesstimation as to improvements I would feel very confident that we lost some bottem end but gained a lot of top end possibly as much as 5hp as for track times and another guesstimation the car feels so much faster since we added the K&N pod filter only, I would say that a 15.3 maybe a 15.2 sec pass is not being unrealistic
fitment was reasonably easy just need to take your time but it all fitted up perfectly and works, sounds and performs awesomely
Downside is that I have not got the ceramic coated ones
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SRI, K&N pod filter, headers, 21/2" exhaust, , D2 coilovers, 17" Speedy rims, Quaiffe LSD lightened flywheel and Excedy clutch, Accolade body kit modified, new JDM Double din, Alpine throughout, retrimmed interior black and blue saude,
track clip http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kfCJ5PjRToI
drag race http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DGcYaSg2-K0
headers http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u7C3_ui5-24
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Jul 9, 2006, 12:26 PM
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Location: Charlotte, NC
Posts: 4,016
Drives: your mom crazy with my striking good looks
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RRM Piggyback
I have had this for about three weeks now and wanted to leave some feedback here for other people.
First of all, the instructions were very simple. Any idiot could follow them, and I was no exception. I did, however, find that when they say they recommend you solder the connections they really really really meant it. Now, I still have not soldered the connections, but I took out the splice connectors and manually spliced all wires.
When you put the piggyback on, start the car and jiggle each wire individually. If the car does anything, like bogging down or stalling, you didn't do a good enough job splicing the wires. Redo them. I ended up doing this after having it in for a week (I was in the dash messing with my graphic EQ and decided to double check the wiring) and found that three of the wires needed to be fixed. So, DON'T use the supplied connectors at all. Either solder or manually splice these connections to ensure solid wire contact.
As far as performance I am very pleased. The car picks up better at all RPM's. When in 5th at freeway speeds the car is much faster when at wide open throttle. You can tell there is a big jump in power, and it makes you happy to use high octance fuel (1st gen map, got the piggy used Thanks Retro) This is definitely a necessary mod for the RA.
The only complaint I have is that it's even harder to tell who I'm NOT faster than anymore. And that's a problem anyone would be happy to have.
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wtb 4g69 bottem end. pm me.
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Sep 11, 2006, 08:34 AM
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Location: Carolina, Puerto Rico
Posts: 206
Drives: Diamond White '05 Ralliart
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Zaklee (Robert's) Engine Damper
Ok i installed this like a month ago, and it's great. At first i had some problems installing it, because i removed mor nuts that i should have and the engine droped a little. But after i figured how it went, it was a ten minutes install.
It works great, both my best friend and my girlfriend noticed as sonn as they got in the car. I had to remove it last thursday because my car was going to the dealer and the difference is from heaven to earth.
Great install 10/10
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Mods:
Zaklee Engine Damper
Speed Source Brass Bushings (shifter base & underhood cables)
Borla custom axelback
Custom made 2.5" Exhaust with HF Cat
Injen CAI
Underdrive Pulley
Custom made Ground Kit
Best E.T. 16.00 @ 86 mph 100% Stock
Coming soon:
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Sep 14, 2006, 06:08 PM
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Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: ottawa
Posts: 48
Drives: 06 lancer ralliart
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injen cold air intake
rd1834 for an auto ralliart
best parts money can buy
10\10
custom cat back 2.5 inchs with a ractive fartcan
8\10
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Sep 20, 2006, 08:40 AM
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Location: Carolina, Puerto Rico
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Drives: Diamond White '05 Ralliart
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Speed-Source Brass Bushings
This is for the kit that goes in the cables under the hood.
I received my package yesterday afternoon and decided to install it right away.
Fist thing i have to say is, be sure to have a couple of hours to spare, just in case your are not lucky enough to receive the bushings that fit. In my case installation was a PITA because the big bushing would not get in. I spent almost 2.5 hours sanding it with some sandpaper i had in my house (a small piece of sandpaper is supplied but is not enough). After installing th big bushing, it took me about 4 minute to install the small one (excellent fitment there) and the airbox.
Again, i have read some people complaining about this and some others saying they had no problems whatsoever. If you do not encounter this problem the install should take like 8-10 minutes.
My car has 20k miles and the shifter felt like new. When i decided to buy this i thought i would not feel that much of a difference and that it would just keep the stock feeling in the long run. Man was i wrong the difference is felt instantly, the shifter feels crisper and thighter, i just want ot keep shifting  .
Great mod i will give it 7/10 just for the install hastle. Really worth the money
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Mods:
Zaklee Engine Damper
Speed Source Brass Bushings (shifter base & underhood cables)
Borla custom axelback
Custom made 2.5" Exhaust with HF Cat
Injen CAI
Underdrive Pulley
Custom made Ground Kit
Best E.T. 16.00 @ 86 mph 100% Stock
Coming soon:
Track and dyno day!!!
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Oct 30, 2006, 05:32 PM
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#39
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Location: Long Island, NY
Posts: 1,409
Drives: 08 Mazdaspeed3 GT, 04 RA SOLD
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RRM headerback exhaust
This was great. needs some supporting mods but install wasn't bad and really stepped up the HP and TQ. awesome for anyone with the basics whose looking to stay N/A.
Definetly should come with the high flow cat. sounds way too raspy without it.
9/10 if they sold it with cat prewelded as an option it would be perfect
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Dec 9, 2006, 12:10 PM
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Location: Bakersfield, CA
Posts: 106
Drives: 2005 Diamond White Pearl Ralliart
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I recently installed an Injen CAI and RRM UDP. I am very supprised with the difference that these mods make. Makes driving much more fun, definately. I installed them at the same time so I cant rate them seperately. All in all I give them a 9/10.
I also installed some R1 Concept cross drilled and slotted rotors a while back. I give those a 8.5/10.
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Dec 28, 2006, 04:43 PM
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Location: Edmonton
Posts: 93
Drives: 2006 Ralliart
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Just had the magnaflow cat-back installed today, very nice, i was supprised by how small the exhaust was, but a nice deep big sound, stays pretty quite until you are into it and even then it gets quieter as the rpm go up, highly reccomend thispart, installed for 560.00 Canadian, not to bad
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Feb 10, 2007, 06:04 PM
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Location: canada
Posts: 26
Drives: 2006 lancer ralliart
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Joe's pulley - well worth the money and as all of you may know by now, nice gains all around the powerband... buy this before he runs out, u'll regret it
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Feb 10, 2007, 06:10 PM
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Location: canada
Posts: 26
Drives: 2006 lancer ralliart
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sorry, for that. first time user. how are the reliability of this mod. is the quality of this product the same or better than the stock parts? don't what to bother with things falling apart. How much milage can i put on these? every day type driving, occasional racer.
thanks
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Mar 21, 2007, 05:59 PM
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Location: SOUTH FLORIDA
Posts: 795
Drives: 05 RA 03 CL Type S
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ZAKLEE ALUMINUM SHIFTER BUSHINGS Great product worth the money , easier shifting, and it clicks in place sounds nice when shifting, it took around 5 minutes to install that included moving my CAI out of the way, nice all around.
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RRM DOWNPIPE ,WRAPPED STOCK HEADERS,RRM AXLEBACK,P&P IM, INJEN CAI, RRM UDP,FILLED MOTOR MOUNTS,ZAKLEE DAMPENER,CUSTOM GROUNDING KIT, SS CLUTCHLINES,ZAKLEE SHIFTER BUSHINGS,SS BRAKE LINES,EBC REDS,BFG 17'' HORNETS,PROGRESS SPRINGS,RRM REAR STRUT BAR ,RRM TIEBAR, RRM REAR SWAYBAR AND PERCHES,100 WET SHOT,RRM EVO 8 CF HOOD, DEPO TAILS, CUSTOM REAR AIR DIFFUSER.......
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Apr 14, 2007, 10:24 PM
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Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: ventura california
Posts: 381
Drives: 2006 graphite gray ralliart
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AEM SRI - great mod love the sound and when people ask are you turbo i laugh in there face
KARTBOY SHIFTER BUSHINGS AND BASE BUSHINGS - great mod took me a while to take apart the console great mod love the feel now i need a shift knob to spice it up
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Aem sri
5 % tint
Viper 5002 alarm
Clutch and Flywheel
Custom made exhaust and headers
Plans
Pully
Manifold ( in the works)
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