Fast Intentions "Intimidator" Install
12-11-2006, 06:13 PM
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Fast Intentions "Intimidator" Install
Thought everyone might want to share in my joy. I purchased the system online and it was laying on my floor a little over a week later. Not a bad shipping time considering it went from coast to coast. It sounds great and the install was very easy. 
12-15-2006, 08:27 PM
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Originally Posted by jonb7007
Fast Intentions Intimidator
????? Can someone bring me up to speed on this exhaust
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????? Can someone bring me up to speed on this exhaust ????
Do a search . . . you'll find quite a few members with this exhaust system.
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12-18-2006, 01:40 PM
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Originally Posted by m1james@bellsou
V E R Y nice. Any fit/rub/noise issues?
12-19-2006, 05:35 AM
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The install went great. The only thing that was not perfect was 1. Missing heat shield for the gas line (should have been shipped with the new exhaust) and 2. the tips do not extend out past the bumper the same distance. (you can see the difference in one of me original posted pics) I have emailed and tried calling the shop. No reply from either attempt. I'll give them until after the holidays before any disappoint really sets in.
Congrats on the install. Looks good
Just need to get the car to the dyno and see how well it does over stock.
The exhaust does look sharp. It is my favorite exhaust out right now.
Not sure what can be done about the tips not sitting at the same distance from the bumper. Seems as if one of the bends might be off on that side of the exhaust pipeing.
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12-19-2006, 07:11 AM
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Originally Posted by tywinter
The install went great. The only thing that was not perfect was 1. Missing heat shield for the gas line (should have been shipped with the new exhaust) and 2. the tips do not extend out past the bumper the same distance. (you can see the difference in one of me original posted pics) I have emailed and tried calling the shop. No reply from either attempt. I'll give them until after the holidays before any disappoint really sets in.
12-19-2006, 09:23 AM
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Bump for FI. Give Tony a call and he'll be sure to help you out. The number to their shop is on the website. www.fastintentions.com. Im getting my intimidator on this Saturday
12-19-2006, 01:14 PM
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Extra gaskets will fix anything....
Originally Posted by RunyonAve
How far of a difference are we talking? I was at the shop on saturday with my 04' to get mine installed and the right pipe came out about .250/.500 inch further out than the left pipe. They added an extra gasket to the left side to bring it out and it looks fine cosmetically now. There is a very slight difference now, but it takes some effort to see. This exhaust was designed off an 06 and i'm starting to think that maybe there's some light fitment issues on 03/04's.
extreme4377,
You were right! I just called Tony and he is going to fix me up with the needed parts.
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12-20-2006, 08:46 AM
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Just to be clear with everyone, this is not a fix I am proud to promote. For some reason I am finding out now that the 2003 and some 04's are different.(Just slightly) enough to cause this. Not all have had this issue though. If it persists I might have to make some part of the exhaust ajustable in the back to allow the tips to move in and out...Tony
12-20-2006, 08:56 AM
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FastIntentions FTW! I told you, they always take care of you and make the customer more than satisfied. Plus, their products are some of the best you can get at prices that are hard to beat
12-20-2006, 09:03 AM
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Glad you love it guys - we worked hard to make something worthy of ya all!! 
Rick
P.S. Don't forget we have our New years sale going on in the marketplace now as well...
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P.S. Don't forget we have our New years sale going on in the marketplace now as well...
12-27-2006, 02:02 PM
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My extra gaskets and heat shield showed up today and now all I need is a warm/dry day to crawl back under the car. I will post pics of the final adjustments when they are done.
12-31-2006, 12:40 PM
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PICs of Tips Adjustmented
Here are the pics of the adjustments I made to the exhaust tips. I added 2 gaskets to the pipe on the drivers side...helped a little. Since I was still able to notice the difference, I decided to move both tips out further past the bumper. I did this by loosening the strap style clamps, on the exhaust system, where it connects to the cats. (Now I can see the logos that are stamped on the top of the tips too.)
