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08-04-2012, 10:57 PM
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I'm seeing a lot of your product in this thread already, Svede...
Nobody wants to see my engine bay. Daily driver duty has it looking pretty dirty right about now. Gave the valve covers a good cleaning last week, and sand-blasted and re-sprayed my battery tray the other day. Got a DD now so it'll be looking "fresh" soon. Gotta' tear a few things apart for the next mod anyways...
Nobody wants to see my engine bay. Daily driver duty has it looking pretty dirty right about now. Gave the valve covers a good cleaning last week, and sand-blasted and re-sprayed my battery tray the other day. Got a DD now so it'll be looking "fresh" soon. Gotta' tear a few things apart for the next mod anyways...
08-05-2012, 10:54 AM
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I'm seeing a lot of your product in this thread already, Svede...
Nobody wants to see my engine bay. Daily driver duty has it looking pretty dirty right about now. Gave the valve covers a good cleaning last week, and sand-blasted and re-sprayed my battery tray the other day. Got a DD now so it'll be looking "fresh" soon. Gotta' tear a few things apart for the next mod anyways...
Nobody wants to see my engine bay. Daily driver duty has it looking pretty dirty right about now. Gave the valve covers a good cleaning last week, and sand-blasted and re-sprayed my battery tray the other day. Got a DD now so it'll be looking "fresh" soon. Gotta' tear a few things apart for the next mod anyways...
We'd probably see a lot more if production could ever catch up with demand. It's kind of weird seeing something you cooked up in your basement being used all over the world. IMHO (and in many others) it's the best performing/most versatile intake and it doesn't need a new filter or rubber foam pieces to look good.
08-05-2012, 02:56 PM
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Ok, I had a idea that was the one. Is there a kit for the rear mount for battery? or what supplies do I need. I know there are brackets, but far as wiring. What type of things?
08-05-2012, 03:19 PM
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I would post if I had a Svede, but my Vararam looks crappy. Since I see a lot of VR and Svede's in here, I have a quick thread jack question. I removed my radiator shroud and tossed it (did not cut it well). Is this hurting flow to my VR filter? I can't wait to get a Svede.
08-05-2012, 04:55 PM
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I know. We'd probably see a lot more if production could ever catch up with demand. It's kind of weird seeing something you cooked up in your basement being used all over the world. IMHO (and in many others) it's the best performing/most versatile intake and it doesn't need a new filter or rubber foam pieces to look good.
We'd probably see a lot more if production could ever catch up with demand. It's kind of weird seeing something you cooked up in your basement being used all over the world. IMHO (and in many others) it's the best performing/most versatile intake and it doesn't need a new filter or rubber foam pieces to look good.Congrats on an awesome product, Jerry.
08-05-2012, 04:58 PM
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