Todd2001SS's affect on me
05-23-2004, 11:03 AM
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Todd2001SS's affect on me Just being around that guy makes a person go a little nuts....or so my wife tells me. She thinks spending a week cleaning & polishing & painting the underside of the car is extreme! Go figure. 
Anyway, here is a pic of the exhaust & rear suspension on my car. I'm getting it ready for a car show that I'm going to (with Todd) on Memorial Day.
Anyway, here is a pic of the exhaust & rear suspension on my car. I'm getting it ready for a car show that I'm going to (with Todd) on Memorial Day.
05-23-2004, 10:24 PM
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Damn, that Corsa puts mine to shame.....so did you use Todd's polisher, or please tell me it's easier to do than that.....( so I might have a chance with elbow grease instead of spending more money!).........
05-24-2004, 07:51 AM
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Originally Posted by Blu Beast
Damn, that Corsa puts mine to shame.....so did you use Todd's polisher, or please tell me it's easier to do than that.....( so I might have a chance with elbow grease instead of spending more money!).........
And I am sorry to tell you, it was done on Todd's polisher. Taken off the car, 1 piece at a time, clamps & bolts included. 
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05-24-2004, 10:06 AM
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Originally Posted by WAHUSKER
Thanks! I was pleasantly surprised how well the Corsa polsihed up. It looks almost as good as Todd's Borla. And I am sorry to tell you, it was done on Todd's polisher. Taken off the car, 1 piece at a time, clamps & bolts included.
And I am sorry to tell you, it was done on Todd's polisher. Taken off the car, 1 piece at a time, clamps & bolts included. 
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05-24-2004, 10:07 AM
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looks nice man.
i'm always jealous when you guys post the pics of stainless or aluinum exhaust systems..this "aluminized" 4" mufflex of mine wouldn't come out that great..it looks nice but just wouldn't polish up like stainless or aluminum would, not nearly as shiny, oh well.
i'm always jealous when you guys post the pics of stainless or aluinum exhaust systems..this "aluminized" 4" mufflex of mine wouldn't come out that great..it looks nice but just wouldn't polish up like stainless or aluminum would, not nearly as shiny, oh well.
05-24-2004, 01:22 PM
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Mark has been a bad influence on me too, now I am involved in having my car tuned, bought slicks, bought the BMR suspension parts, and I am planning on going to the track...once when the tuning is complete.
Talk about crazy...Mark races his beast then takes it to shows!
Here is a pic of Mark's latest prize for Racing...
And the engine bay looks awesome too...
Talk about crazy...Mark races his beast then takes it to shows!
Here is a pic of Mark's latest prize for Racing...
And the engine bay looks awesome too...
05-24-2004, 09:26 PM
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It's bad enough your camera makes me look fat Todd, but with the car up on jacks, I look SHORT too! 
And I'm sorry about my power fettish, but with your S/C, I just can't stand it until you hit 450rwhp. A car THAT pretty should be fast too!!!
And I'm sorry about my power fettish, but with your S/C, I just can't stand it until you hit 450rwhp. A car THAT pretty should be fast too!!!
05-25-2004, 07:25 AM
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Lookin sweet! You guys make my car feel jealous! I thought I had gotten mine pretty clean, but then I look at some of the cars on here and feel so dirty.
05-25-2004, 12:14 PM
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Rob....hmmmmm, been so long I don't remember his first name. They're from Savage. They need to be re-done. The car was a daily driver until this year, and they were always on the car, so they took some abuse. If I can't fix them I'm going to powder coat the valve covers to match the TB & chrome the coil pack brackets.
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wahusker, nice engine bay. I got a quick question for you, i noticed your tb was painted, when you painted it did you take it apart? and if so how do you remove the part that is polished from the rest of the tb? i've got the tb off and for the life of me can't figure how to disassemble it?
05-25-2004, 05:44 PM
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erok, I sent it into Jantzer (sponsor) to be ported & powder coated. So I'm sorry but I have no idea how he got the throttle cable cam off, or what he did to it. You could probably send him an email & ask. His name is Scott....he does excellent work!
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05-25-2004, 06:22 PM
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wahusker, nice engine bay. I got a quick question for you, i noticed your tb was painted, when you painted it did you take it apart? and if so how do you remove the part that is polished from the rest of the tb? i've got the tb off and for the life of me can't figure how to disassemble it?
then turn the cam so the blade is in the open position and pull the blade out.
at that point you can just slide the cam assembly right out the side of the TB. The sensor are just held in by TQ bit screws as well.
10 minute job
