Lots of New Upgrades!
07-18-2009, 12:16 PM
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Lots of New Upgrades! (VIDEO POSTED A COUPLE POSTS DOWN)
Been doing a lot of stuff to the car the past couple of weeks figured I would post up some pics. Some were taken with my phone so sorry about the quality.
First off I sound deadned the whole car...
Then while I was waiting on the speakers to come in I figured I would polish some stuff under the engine bay and clean it up a little bit.
Speakers came in
Infinity Kappa series in the door
Kicker 6.5" subs in the sail panel
Then I got an a/c gauge plate from 6litereater and put two interceptor gauges in it. White faced to match my other gauges.
Rear seat deletes from 6litereater.
And here is a couple of the car...
From emblempros
Anyway.. Let me know what you think!
Been doing a lot of stuff to the car the past couple of weeks figured I would post up some pics. Some were taken with my phone so sorry about the quality.
First off I sound deadned the whole car...
Then while I was waiting on the speakers to come in I figured I would polish some stuff under the engine bay and clean it up a little bit.
Speakers came in
Infinity Kappa series in the door
Kicker 6.5" subs in the sail panel
Then I got an a/c gauge plate from 6litereater and put two interceptor gauges in it. White faced to match my other gauges.
Rear seat deletes from 6litereater.
And here is a couple of the car...
From emblempros
Anyway.. Let me know what you think!
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Thanks for all the comments guys!
Yeah the rear seats are really nice.. They were kinda hard to get in but overall it's a very good product and the storage comes in handy.
I'm uploading a video of the gauges working and stuff right now.
Yeah the rear seats are really nice.. They were kinda hard to get in but overall it's a very good product and the storage comes in handy.
I'm uploading a video of the gauges working and stuff right now.
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07-18-2009, 11:00 PM
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Here's a video with the gauges working and the knight rider light. It was taken with my digital camera so the quality didn't come out to well...
http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fu...deoID=60702375
http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fu...deoID=60702375
07-21-2009, 12:22 PM
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wow....thats all i can say.... nice *** car man.... what kinda numbers are putting down?
and the knight rider light is bad ***...... how did you do that in the hood scope like that?
and the knight rider light is bad ***...... how did you do that in the hood scope like that?
07-21-2009, 12:46 PM
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As far as numbers, I drive it to school everyday so it had to be reliable and a safe tune. It has the procharger running 4 pounds of boost with injectors fuel pump and a flowmaster catback (stock manifolds and y pipe) with full suspension. It put down 439 hp 405 torque to the rear wheels, that was on a 100 degree day with the engine blistering hot. I've got big plans for it, but it makes a good daily driver right now.
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07-21-2009, 12:49 PM
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The knight rider light really wasn't that hard, the ram air didn't matter anymore, so I just found a bar that was about the correct width and did a little dremel work to make it fit then ran the wires to a toggle switch. Honestly it draws more attention than most anything else on the car..
As far as numbers, I drive it to school everyday so it had to be reliable and a safe tune. It has the procharger running 4 pounds of boost with injectors fuel pump and a flowmaster catback with a small stall. It put down 439 hp 405 torque to the rear wheels, that was on a 100 degree day with the engine blistering hot. I've got big plans for it, but it makes a good daily driver right now.
As far as numbers, I drive it to school everyday so it had to be reliable and a safe tune. It has the procharger running 4 pounds of boost with injectors fuel pump and a flowmaster catback with a small stall. It put down 439 hp 405 torque to the rear wheels, that was on a 100 degree day with the engine blistering hot. I've got big plans for it, but it makes a good daily driver right now.
07-21-2009, 12:53 PM
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Thanks! Yeah sometimes being lowered 2 inches with the bottoming out and stuff gets old, especially since we have like 20 speedbumps going through our parking lot at school. And it's had its fair share of breaking, lol. But I still enjoy every minute of driving and working on it.
07-22-2009, 01:14 AM
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Here's a video with the gauges working and the knight rider light. It was taken with my digital camera so the quality didn't come out to well...
http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fu...deoID=60702375
http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fu...deoID=60702375
I know some people would hate it but I friggin LOVE IT!!!