Most recent pic sof my ride!
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engien a bit dirty, I can't wait to install the heads & intake w/ chrome valve covers, this is going ot be a great summer.
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yea that thing is pretty grose, there was one that was so cherry @ the junkies, I'll be heading there @ the end of the week to see if they still have it
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oh yea, I forgot the pic of the a/f gauge, and my custom switch panel in place of the a/c controls. Since I don't have an A/C, whats the point of having controls right?
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Originally posted by TunedPort 335
Looks VERY nice but why are you running the stock manifolds
Looks VERY nice but why are you running the stock manifolds
.lefturn1LE They are SLP runners.
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believe me in AZ you don't need heat.
I have a method to keep me cool or warm, if it's cold I drive with the windows up, and if its hot I dirve with the windows down, simple as that
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I have a method to keep me cool or warm, if it's cold I drive with the windows up, and if its hot I dirve with the windows down, simple as that
. Yeah I know what you mean, I'm still undecided on what I should do though. Hopefully I'll be moving to az soon, but I think I want to keep my heat incase I ever go home to visit or go on any road trips with my car. I dunno....
BTW- How did you smooth it out? Weld in some plates or something? Most that I've seen just have some plates screwed over the holes that were there, but in the pictures I don't see any in yours, it looks completely smooth. The car looks very good!
BTW- How did you smooth it out? Weld in some plates or something? Most that I've seen just have some plates screwed over the holes that were there, but in the pictures I don't see any in yours, it looks completely smooth. The car looks very good!
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That bar across the engine is a Strut Tower Brace, to stiffen the front suspension. Very nice ride man, I like those switches very much.
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Originally posted by TunedPort 335
Looks VERY nice but why are you running the stock manifolds
Looks VERY nice but why are you running the stock manifolds
hehe sorry i had to say it please dont take it personally
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LOL.... i live in AZ too(phoenix)
and yep.... getting rid of the heater makes plenty of sense..... it doesn't really get cold here...
the summer blows though..
but i still don't have my AC working... LOL
and yep.... getting rid of the heater makes plenty of sense..... it doesn't really get cold here...
the summer blows though..
but i still don't have my AC working... LOL
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sheesh, i use my washer fluid like every day.. and like 30 times a day when i travel. 