I would suggest getting in touch with local salvage yards or checking out people parting out cars, I doubt those are still available new.

You'll need a donor car to replace that most likely. Why not just get a good shell and just swap the parts from that over to it?

I would suggest doing some searching on 2gnt if you are wanting more ideas.

Stock works perfectly fine if you boost it. Unless the motor is built and your fuel system is up to the task, you aren't going to reach the limits of a stock IM anyway.

Never hurts, but I wouldn't recommend just throwing money at parts hoping to fix the problem unless you know you have blown gaskets/exhaust leaks.Like Tanro recommended, look up how to complete a boost leak test on the car and that can at least rule out some potential causes.

Looks like a fun little project you have going, good luck and can't wait to see more updates.

If you want a cheap solution, a GST stock catback was a decent upgrade for NA cars. Otherwise, eBay is probably going to be the next best bet. Definitely stay 2.5" unless you are turbo, will sound like ass and will probably lose some power with the bigger exhaust.

I've had an Aeromotive in the past on my old 1g and it worked good. Have a Fuel Lab setup from STM on my 2g and no issues whatsoever. I recommend Fuel Lab just for the fact STM has a kit with everything you need for install.

Amazing you've kept it so long, how many miles you have on it??

Could be the switch itself for the turn signal. Could try another one maybe or just check the wiring and see if you can see any visual issues.

No it's not difficult, I learned just by reading threads on here and watching videos on YouTube.

It's flashing faster than it should, maybe a wire shorted somewhere? Will need to prod around the wiring and do some testing to find where the problem lies.

Go to an autoparts store and use their code scanner, it will plug into the OBD port and report back with what the code is.

Maybe should rehook up the wiring if you having a problem after you cut them?

Sounds like a bad turbo to me, terrible sound.