My setup...pics!!!
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My setup...pics!!! I have had this for several months but thought I would share some pics. This is a true "cheater" system. That is a hollowed out battery containing my solenoids and purge. Bottle is in spare tire well. Wideband is in vent. Enjoy. Sorry for the cell phone pictures.
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No one has seen it yet. And the donkey dick is gone. And here soon I am going to get one of the TPS switches. Just haven't yet. I have been to the track numerous times as well. I do agree though. The switch is pretty obvious. But the nozzle in person isn't that obvious. But thanks for raining on my parade anyways.
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No one has seen it yet. And the donkey dick is gone. And here soon I am going to get one of the TPS switches. Just haven't yet. I have been to the track numerous times as well. I do agree though. The switch is pretty obvious. But the nozzle in person isn't that obvious. But thanks for raining on my parade anyways.
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Dont worry man, I say thats pretty slick, who ever thought of putting stuff like that in a hollowed out battery, good job, I got my switches in the ashtray too. its clean and concealed nicely, good job. As for the nozzle, if someone doesnt know what they are looking for, theyll never see it.
It's a good idea, just not well executed. The point behind it was to hide the ****, right? The first thing I see when I look at that engine bay is a hot mess of extra wiring and looms just hanging from everywhere. Someone will wonder where all that crap goes.
Now that said if I just walked by that car with the hood up somewhere, I wouldn't notice it, but if you wanted to race it's too obvious.
How much are you spraying?
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Is that your theory? Don't bother hiding it at all and just race people who have no idea.
It's a good idea, just not well executed. The point behind it was to hide the ****, right? The first thing I see when I look at that engine bay is a hot mess of extra wiring and looms just hanging from everywhere. Someone will wonder where all that crap goes.
Now that said if I just walked by that car with the hood up somewhere, I wouldn't notice it, but if you wanted to race it's too obvious.
How much are you spraying?
It's a good idea, just not well executed. The point behind it was to hide the ****, right? The first thing I see when I look at that engine bay is a hot mess of extra wiring and looms just hanging from everywhere. Someone will wonder where all that crap goes.
Now that said if I just walked by that car with the hood up somewhere, I wouldn't notice it, but if you wanted to race it's too obvious.
How much are you spraying?
And in the front , some of it is for the EWP. Not really anywhere to run them. When I get the TPS switch then that will eliminate alot of it. As for the nozzle. Not much left to do with it except get a plate kit and camoflauge it in there somehow.D
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