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ilikepoultry

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rear after a little paint
Lego's chilling... it was pretty hot out
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side after some paint
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whole side shot with paint
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a mod hidden in the airbox
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another mod hiding in the passenger wheel well
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power to the mods (in the trunk)
the box has the encloseure for the sub i was supposed to get
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switch to power the compressor in the trunk
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new momentary button for the **** this car now raises
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gauges (air/fuel and vacuum attached to secondaries)
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Mechanic Pupp-Ah giving the look of dismay after having to pull all the air lines after they kept bursting
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Lego in my car before getting... disciplined... for being in the car (he knows he's not allowed in there)
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That's a lot of work
a lot of sweat
and a lot of cuts and bruises
BUT ALL WORTH IT
 

ilikepoultry

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i know it's nowhere near perfect, but i'm trying it on for looks and i think i like it
so i might have to spray that silver, then tape it off when i get the car painted... not sure yet
 

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what is your compressor for? I have an idea for one in cars, that has nothing to do with the suspension :evilgrin:
 

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I know what it is and logan. I will hit you if you use it near me. one time I will let you. lol

Oh the vac gauge....who's Idea did you steal for that????

Looks good tho :)
 

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I know which one it is.

The best I think is the cat.

I was the one that showed Jesse and then he showed everyone else in the world.
 

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i didn't think 160 Db was that loud...
but now my regular horn is like... ftw?? is there even one there?

i'm working of buffing and waxing it and getting the sho stuff re-painted
(it came off while pressure washing)

after washing my buffing pad 12 times, the roof finally looks DECENT
i still need to get some sap off though



I ALSO have a way to get RID of the yellowing effect the cars are beginning to suffer!
it's in a yellow bottle
it's basically a buffing solution
it's at Wal-Mart
and all you need to do is get a clean cloth, rub a "large" amount on and rub it in WELL, then go on shoforum for a half-hour or so, come back, wipe off, and it looks the sexys

pics for a look:

BEFORE
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AFTER
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BOTH
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ANOTHER
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it isn't new, but for 40 minutes of work and $2 in cleaning stuff, you can't go wrong

there's also a definate improvement in night visibility with the cleaned light... it's almost like i had my brights on
 
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Before repainting the paint in the SHO lettering, scuff it with a scuff pen. You can get them at a local car pars store.

and spend the extra 10 or so $ and get the primer and clear coat. It will be worth it in the long run. Unless you like painting as much as Mike does :laugh_ti:
 

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^^^ you dont need to prime properly scuffed old paint thats still in good condition

you also dont need to clearcoat paint thats single stage
 
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