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  1. Bought this Mcintosh head unit, amplifier, and connecting wire (uncut! sometimes its damned hard to find those!), however, I forgot to check about the HVAC compatibility, and I have a non compatible system with this unit. (This is a sin

    Head Unit is PF40621
    HVAC controls are FH201BF2
    Amplifier is EF12081

    Looking to get $250, open to offers, ships from 92626

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  2. 33 minutes ago, legacybt said:

    As far as I know, yes.  
     

    I purchased them from a local guy who had removed them from his car for TGV deletes.   They were pulled from an 08 STI but the part number is shared with the 07-09 LGT.  

    Ah, unfortunately I need the 05-06 parts.

  3. Trying to decide what to do for headlights.

    I currently have my OEM (cleared) with Morimoto HIDs.

    They have been cleaned up a few times, but they are due for replacement.

    Trying to decide whether to go with JDM HIDs or Depo and transplant what I have.

    I like the look of the JDM better, but the Depos would be new.

    Also not sure about the difference between JDM HID and retrofit HIDs, and long term replacements.

    Any advice on pro and cons for either option?

     

    If you are going to go with the JDMs but there is a risk you will go back to the USDM, I strongly recommend the conversion kit from Legacyoddsnends.

  4. Wiring, lots of wiring...... so........ much........ wiring.......

     

    JDM projector conversion wiring, JDM power folding mirrors wiring, JDM mirror tweeter wiring, McIntosh head unit wiring, McIntosh rear sub wiring, McIntosh amp wiring.

     

    Then, once thats all done, taking the new body panels to get painted, and maybe, just maybe, ill get to enjoy driving it for a year before I blow this engine up.

  5. Quietest of aftermarket. Pretty lucky that the OEM exhaust lasted 16 years before disintegrating, so I'd like a modest increase in sound volume to go with the longevity of 304 stainless steel.

     

    I'm in a similar boat GearJamr. My current exhaust is experiencing rust issues from its previous life, but I also can't hear myself thing with the drone it puts out at 3K rpm, which is where I cruise (6MT, ~80 mph, EL headers, catted DP, full 3" custom exhaust from PO)

     

    Fujitsubo Legalis can still be had for decent money new, but it looks like the titanium ones Infosecdad talked about are no longer available. I just need to cut the drone in the cabin down on the highway.

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