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Restored my headlights since they were starting to fog up around the inner edges. Used the turtle wax kit. Came out pretty good I'd say for not using a drill buffer.
Washed it, waxed it and stored it for winter. Guess my new Volks will have to wait till next season. Right after this pic was taken snow fell. Also our roads are covered in salt now too :/
Last edited by clubhopper; Nov 28, 2014 at 01:11 PM.
Whent to the scrap yard Wednesday and got some aluminum to make a oil pan spacer, intake spacer and get rid of the coolant cross over hose/tube in the rear of the heads.I need to get some 1 1/4 round stock to finish the coolant tubes. I"m running it down the center under the lower intake I need the room for a twin turbo set up. After I get it all wielded up I'll tap in some line for the turbo's and the temp sensor.(This is not a original idea of mine I got the idea from a post in the FI forum just put my twist on it)might start the plenum spacer this weekend. Waiting for some -10 fitting to plumb in for the oil returns, $40.00 in aluminum and 3 hours in the barn away from the in-laws a great day for me
Replaced the battery. Stupid thing decided to die in the two weeks i didn't drive it. I ride my gsxr normally but it was a downpour and i didn't have my rain suit. So i was 45 min late to work and out $120
I'm not going to bother putting on a dyno, my motor is well worn out.
But I imagine it is a good response on the throtle and the power delivery...can you feel the diference..? Just I want to do something similar on mine...I want start from the begening and some info will be appreciated!!
I likes! Matches the interior very well. Props man.
Thanks; the great detail that you can't see in this pic is I have some interior pieces (gauge surround, shifter surround, passenger interior handle) wrapped in 3M Brushed Black Aluminum vinyl which matches almost perfectly to the brushed look on the spokes of the Nardi it's the little things.
Washed it, waxed it and stored it for winter. Guess my new Volks will have to wait till next season. Right after this pic was taken snow fell. Also our roads are covered in salt now too :/
Can some one tell me what rear valence this is please :-)
