Halo install!?
hey greyghost, im in jackson btw. if you want some help hiding it good i can help you. hiding the dry kit should be a piece of cake though.
i wouldnt worry about people "stalking" you to find out what your running. you gotta be a real goober to be that concerned with someone else's ride. (mom. lmao) and i dont think anyone really cares wether or not you spray a little 100 dry shot. now if you were forging your lower end and spraying 400 to hustle some 19 yearold out of his allowance, then i might be careful what i post.
your line length depends on where you put the bottle and what side you run the hose. if you put it in the tire well you should be able to use the 15 foot hose to get you to the solenoid, then use another 3 or 5 ft'er to get you to the halo bar. you dont have to run it through the air filter to hide it, there are several ways to get it hidden well
your line length depends on where you put the bottle and what side you run the hose. if you put it in the tire well you should be able to use the 15 foot hose to get you to the solenoid, then use another 3 or 5 ft'er to get you to the halo bar. you dont have to run it through the air filter to hide it, there are several ways to get it hidden well
hey greyghost, im in jackson btw. if you want some help hiding it good i can help you. hiding the dry kit should be a piece of cake though.
i wouldnt worry about people "stalking" you to find out what your running. you gotta be a real goober to be that concerned with someone else's ride. (mom. lmao) and i dont think anyone really cares wether or not you spray a little 100 dry shot. now if you were forging your lower end and spraying 400 to hustle some 19 yearold out of his allowance, then i might be careful what i post.
i wouldnt worry about people "stalking" you to find out what your running. you gotta be a real goober to be that concerned with someone else's ride. (mom. lmao) and i dont think anyone really cares wether or not you spray a little 100 dry shot. now if you were forging your lower end and spraying 400 to hustle some 19 yearold out of his allowance, then i might be careful what i post.
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Banging some gears
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we've got a group of folks from around here going to the track in Hattiesburg on the 25th of Nov by the way....
so 15ft all together isnt enough then huh? well i need to order some more then cause thats all i got
Well is there a way of mounting the bottle back there and hiding the gauge up front were you can see it. like center counsel or something. Other wise if your on the street how do you tell what the pressure is with out going in back to look.
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I guess thats why I do not belong helping out in the back.lol
I guess for the hard core street racer it would be nice.
Yeah I have to shine a light from the ft seat to the back cover when I must see it but I have a pressure switch on the heater so its always where it needs to be. As for hiding the line & guage, just run a line under the carpet and drill a hole in the bottom of your console and run the line and guage into your console. Very easy and totally hidden..