Aww, my first real whorage! (56k, sorry, don't do it)
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Originally Posted by wjcollier07
All that thing does is keep in heat.
Feel free to take it off. helps your engine stay cooler easier. especially your intake...where you want it to be cool.
Feel free to take it off. helps your engine stay cooler easier. especially your intake...where you want it to be cool.And yes, the heat shield...gotta figure that one out! Any input as to cheap ideas are welcome! I was thinking about doing something like this
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...49e5cb48d5153a
Gumball, as for the carpets, I used a can of Tuff Stuff ($2.99) and a Libman Scrub Brush ($3.49). All I did was vacuum it out, then used the foam, let it sit, scrub it out, then use a rag to soak up the dirty foam. Works great for carpet, didn't really do much for the seats. Also worked to remove stains from the door handles (inside) and the plastic inside.
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Originally Posted by wjcollier07
All that thing does is keep in heat.
Feel free to take it off. helps your engine stay cooler easier. especially your intake...where you want it to be cool.
Feel free to take it off. helps your engine stay cooler easier. especially your intake...where you want it to be cool.And yes, the heat shield...gotta figure that one out! Any input as to cheap ideas are welcome! I was thinking about doing something like this
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...49e5cb48d5153a
Gumball, as for the carpets, I used a can of Tuff Stuff ($2.99) and a Libman Scrub Brush ($3.49). All I did was vacuum it out, then used the foam, let it sit, scrub it out, then use a rag to soak up the dirty foam. Works great for carpet, didn't really do much for the seats. Also worked to remove stains from the door handles (inside) and the plastic inside.
As for the fenderwell intake, it'* just about the ideal set-up. Just remember that your car has a different fender area. This is the set-up I used:

The cannister in the bottom center is the Evap Cannister, which sits right below your PCM box(the black box on your driver'* side. Relocate those two pieces, and you have a nice big, round hole to pass a hose through. Just make sure to make some sort of splash guard, as there'* no plastic inner fender at the front of the well.
www.intense-racing.com offers a few choices. Call them, and Todd will help you get the right one for your car.
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we had another shoot tonight...i accidentally discovered a nice spot, so here'* a few more




okay, the last one was in my driveway...but hey, that time of night!




okay, the last one was in my driveway...but hey, that time of night!
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LMAO!
I did pose that way to cover the dent Gumball...how'd you ever guess? I do plan pulling it off for at least a temp fix until I get my hands on a matching fender...
And yes Echo...they're silver, but the
that did it apparently didn't know how to mask...bad overspray! The grill needs to be replaced...if you look closely the mounting tab is broken off the grill and the left side'* only supported by the metal band :?
I've only had her 18 days now...plans are in the making
I did pose that way to cover the dent Gumball...how'd you ever guess? I do plan pulling it off for at least a temp fix until I get my hands on a matching fender...
And yes Echo...they're silver, but the
that did it apparently didn't know how to mask...bad overspray! The grill needs to be replaced...if you look closely the mounting tab is broken off the grill and the left side'* only supported by the metal band :? I've only had her 18 days now...plans are in the making
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