AVS taillight covers & new tag pics...
07-30-2007, 11:43 PM
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it's not you. whine was taken, that's all. lol
oh, and if your wife makes a 'whine' noise, i'm terribly sorry.
oh, and if your wife makes a 'whine' noise, i'm terribly sorry.
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07-30-2007, 11:45 PM
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They all squeak a little until you're married five years then it becomes a full blown whine after that but you get used to it after a while...
07-30-2007, 11:53 PM
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I want to get the taillight covers and have them color matched to my car.. then get the black projectors and have them color matched... I think that will look good!
07-31-2007, 12:11 AM
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I was thinking about EATRICE but that is kinda inflammatory and I don't want a bunch of punks pulling up to me all the time trying to race me, not that it doesn't already happen... I have socks older than some of these kids...
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08-03-2007, 08:17 AM
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There a thread with a member who did his projectors color matched. He said the process was the same as doing the stock headlamps so they should hold up fine to the heat.
08-03-2007, 04:37 PM
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I was looking at a few Vettes the other day at my dealer and thought about doing just that... Only question I have is how well would the after market projectors stand up to the heat needed to get them apart? Has anyone tried it yet?
I was thinking about EATRICE but that is kinda inflammatory and I don't want a bunch of punks pulling up to me all the time trying to race me, not that it doesn't already happen... I have socks older than some of these kids...
I was thinking about EATRICE but that is kinda inflammatory and I don't want a bunch of punks pulling up to me all the time trying to race me, not that it doesn't already happen... I have socks older than some of these kids...
It isn't taken, trust me
08-03-2007, 05:57 PM
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Damn Jr... there you go with the mods again.
Looking very nice man!
But I'm gonna one-up you on this one... Photo and I installed my Bwoody engine and tranny mounts last night... wheel-hop is gone for good. This thing shakes like a real race car now... it's wicked.
Looking very nice man!
But I'm gonna one-up you on this one... Photo and I installed my Bwoody engine and tranny mounts last night... wheel-hop is gone for good. This thing shakes like a real race car now... it's wicked.
08-03-2007, 06:02 PM
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Hell yeah, Raine. . I don't get wheel hop that much after I installed my Ingalls TD. Not sure why... But props to you bro. Now I need you guys to install my STS! lol. I'm thinking about giving it a try myself tho... Who knows how that will work.
. I don't get wheel hop that much after I installed my Ingalls TD. Not sure why... But props to you bro. Now I need you guys to install my STS! lol. I'm thinking about giving it a try myself tho... Who knows how that will work.
08-03-2007, 06:05 PM
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Ehh... be careful if you try it yourself... and MAKE SURE to mark which cable goes to which gear. Mess something up and you're gonna be stuck in statesville.
If you wanna wait till next weekend we can get you down here at either Steve's or my place... we'll get it in right then. Maybe get Carlos to help... he had the Hurst shifter in his car.
If you wanna wait till next weekend we can get you down here at either Steve's or my place... we'll get it in right then. Maybe get Carlos to help... he had the Hurst shifter in his car.
08-03-2007, 08:23 PM
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i read on customer reviews for tha tail-light covers that when you apply the brakes you can see the adhesives used to stick on the covers. any truth to that?
08-04-2007, 08:56 PM
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yep that's all you gotta do and there are only 2 cables, it's pretty much impossible to screw it up, just be careful and don't break the clips on the cables though, you mark them where the end of the clip is, unclip them and then just snap the clips back at the mark once the new one is in.
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