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Location: Sutherland Shire NSW
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*books plane ticket for ben*
dude when i have my car all clean and engine bay all sorted im flying you down to do photoshoot of mine.. you have skills :-) |
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Only thing I dont like about the first two cars is your car looks to shiny to be natural. But I think that's just me
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Ben, I have the same problem with relocating that 'thing' When I did the engine swap me and my mate had no idea where it went so its cable tied somewhere lol, meh it hasnt moved so thats good i guess lol
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Phil figured out that it bolts onto the top of the throttle body, there is 2 gold bolts that it mounts onto.
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You should have got two saddle brackets as per this instruction pdf
http://www.injen.com/galleries/produ...0_05122009.pdf
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Yeah they did, didnt help that the image that it gave me made no farken sense to me though haha.
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pretty sure mines just floating around the engine bay
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Just some pointless pictures...Marc took the fish eye one at downshift. I couldn't help myself and edited out the stone chips and fixed danes bumper... Hey, i put his watermark on it haha.
Also got some new carwash for christmas (Of course) its a yellow one by Maguires, it is the best thing ever. It smells like lollies and my car now literally squeeks. I defiantly recommend it! ![]() ![]() Next things planned for it are: New shocks, the rear ones are squeaking (Didn't last the 6 months Mat) New gear knob. SP23 pedals (If they fit) |
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I have been using that for about 12months... I really like it!!
To bad it doesn't respray my car for me ![]()
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No, its not that good unfortunately.
Yeah i'll be buying it again when it runs out. Much better than the armourall stuff i was using. |
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![]() And it's easier to wash the next week too! It's a little expensive for car wash... Especially when you wash 6-8 cars every weekend ![]() And yes... Almost all armour all products are rubbish and I really don't like them ![]()
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So, i gained some inspiration from Bec and tinted some weather deflectors. (After buying them of course) very happy with the result. Maybe i need some roof rack and go for the old school wagon look now? haha.
![]() ![]() From inside, love em...Also, dont look at all my crap in the shed ![]() ![]() (Yes my RC cars are doing it and you do spot the autoexe lip) ![]() Hopefully they look okay in harsh sun they are a little blotchy due to the paint and the plastic (Doesnt exactly stick real well) but nothing a light sand and another coat cant fix. Last edited by Ben; 07-01-2013 at 07:51 PM. |
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if it didn't stick very well to begin with, sanding and another coat isn't going to fix it
it should've been sanded well to begin with so that it would be a good binding coat
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Well it did stick since i used paint for plastic, it just looks blotchy in some bits...Sanding that back and painting over it will fix that for sure. Its not going to scratch off or anything.
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Next time use clear bumper primer first
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Doesn't necessarily have to be for clear things, but it's a good adhesion promoter for plastic parts.
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Mine worked out just fine without it Ben and youve seen the evidence. Needs waaay more blacks!!!!
Ill help you out if need be. |
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