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I figured that I am doing quite a bit of work to my car over the winter and until spring so I will sum it up in one thread.

 

Projects Completed

 

Brakes: Rotorworks Cross Drilled and Slotted Rotors & Bendix CT3 ceramic pads on all four wheels

 

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Gauge Pod: Autometer Pro Comp Ultra Lite's @ Air Fuel, Trans Temp, and Volts

 

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Trunk Lid Liner by Slick

 

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FFP UD Pulley & Motor Mounts

 

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Door Sills by AWeb80

 

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Eibach Front Lowering Springs

 

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How low can you go?

 

BEFORE

 

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AFTER

 

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Eibachs & KYB's (handling and ride quality) FTMFW

 

RSTB by AWeb 80

 

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FFP Coilovers

 

Done, the rear of the vehicle is now fully adjustable with coil overs. KYB GR2 struts, QA1 250Lb. spring.

 

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KYB Struts @4 & Struts Mounts

 

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Eagle Alloys 077 18" Polished

 

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Goodyear Fierce HP 235/45/18

 

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3400 Upper and Lower Intake Manifold Swap

 

Before:

 

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Later:

 

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"Coming Soon" Projects

 

New exhuast setup

 

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GMPP Tubular Trailing Arms

 

 

 

I will keep this updated with pictures and info.

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Nice. :thumb:

Swap a turbo 3.1 or L67 in there. Your car does look nice.

I disagree- people NEED to stop wrecking and chopping up TGP's. :motz2: :ugone2far:

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Nice. :thumb:

Swap a turbo 3.1 or L67 in there. Your car does look nice.

I disagree- people NEED to stop wrecking and chopping up TGP's. :motz2: :ugone2far:

it's not like the chopped up TGP's have a better fate..

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Nice. :thumb:

Swap a turbo 3.1 or L67 in there. Your car does look nice.

I disagree- people NEED to stop wrecking and chopping up TGP's. :motz2: :ugone2far:

it's not like the chopped up TGP's have a better fate..

Yep. I'd butcher a rough TGP for the engine.

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hey now...those door sills are by Awebb @ Terry...he made the sills, but the decals were all my idea!...:lol:

 

anywayz...looks like she's coming along quite nicely...can't wait to see it lowered with the wheels on in the spring!

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Car goes into the shop today to get the Eibach's and KYB's on in front.

 

Shop quoted me @ $200 for it all. I think that is a fair price.

 

Pictures ASAP.. probably tomorow.

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Car goes into the shop today to get the Eibach's and KYB's on in front.

 

Shop quoted me @ $200 for it all. I think that is a fair price.

 

Pictures ASAP.. probably tomorow.

 

200 for just the front? not too bad i guess, but are you doing the rear yourself, or what?

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Installed.. I am very happy! Not to much drop, it sits perfect. Deffintly feels alot better up front though.

 

Yes, I will be doing the rears myself.

 

Matt, you might want to look into all the work in doing your front springs yourself. Its quoted at like 2-3 labor hours. Your going to need a ball joint removal tool, pickle fork for the tie rods, and a spring compressor for the springs. So yes, $200 is fair.

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Your going to need a ball joint removal tool, pickle fork for the tie rods

 

 

i never once used any tools like that on my car

 

4" c clamp for the tierod

 

5' iron bar for the ball joints... and that way you dont tear the ball joint rubber.

 

and yes ive done that about 30 times or so in the past year (not the tierods so much ,... maybe like 7 or 8 times for those)

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Your going to need a ball joint removal tool, pickle fork for the tie rods

 

 

i never once used any tools like that on my car

 

4" c clamp for the tierod

 

5' iron bar for the ball joints... and that way you dont tear the ball joint rubber.

 

and yes ive done that about 30 times or so in the past year (not the tierods so much ,... maybe like 7 or 8 times for those)

 

x2.

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Your going to need a ball joint removal tool, pickle fork for the tie rods

 

 

i never once used any tools like that on my car

 

4" c clamp for the tierod

 

5' iron bar for the ball joints... and that way you dont tear the ball joint rubber.

 

and yes ive done that about 30 times or so in the past year (not the tierods so much ,... maybe like 7 or 8 times for those)

 

Your so hardcore :lol:

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