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Old 10-31-2007, 05:32 PM
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the 4 spoke rims were 16"

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Oh ok, they are the gunmetal desert runner wheels so im guessing they are 17's
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Old 10-31-2007, 05:38 PM
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no, the 6 spoke ones ar 15"x7", only the supercharged frontiers had the 5 spoke 17" rims
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haha ok...ill get it right one of these days lol
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The 03-04 SE/LE fat 6-spoke wheels are 16" as well...

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Old 11-08-2007, 05:15 PM
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I found that a wheel hub cover off a boat trailer ,paintedit black, and inverted. Works oh so nicely for capping off the resonator hole. Took a bit of penetrating oil(Use very sparingly!) to get it to set firmly, but, it is there and really toned out the intake sound.

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I found that a wheel hub cover off a boat trailer ,paintedit black, and inverted. Works oh so nicely for capping off the resonator hole. Took a bit of penetrating oil(Use very sparingly!) to get it to set firmly, but, it is there and really toned out the intake sound.
this is in reply to the airbox comments

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well finally got around to do the air box mod,sounds alot better and did notice a little hp gain.that pita "nut" that everyones talking about came out with a 10mm stuby ratchet wrench.As far has mpg gain I'll have to get back to you
guys since I just did the mod today.Oh I also dropped in the k&n
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You'll like the mod. Did you take off both resonators are just the one near the intake tube?
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took both off and sounds alot better now.thinking of installing flex tubing to the air box and run it down through the inside of the fender and face it out towards the radiator to create some sort of ram air if that would help any.
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Both air boxes? I only saw one mounted on the fender... where is the other??
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