Project ARC..Engine bay build in progress..
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Originally Posted by 350Z84
Wow! Great parts, but lots of $$$$$.
I figured these will be my last purchases for the rest of the year...
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+1. I'm going to be on a Ramen noodle diet for the rest of the year now...
I figured these will be my last purchases for the rest of the year...
I figured these will be my last purchases for the rest of the year...
famous last words.
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^^ HAHA!! Amen to that. I said the same thing when I put intake/exhaust....then all of the sudden, nitrous just appeared in the car and the next thing I know, I'm at SGP spending $26k.
Its gonna look sweet Val....when you gonna boost like the rest of us in the dirty dirty?
Its gonna look sweet Val....when you gonna boost like the rest of us in the dirty dirty?
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Its gonna look sweet Val....when you gonna boost like the rest of us in the dirty dirty?
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Thanks guy.
I wanted to stay ARC due to the rarity and quality of their parts. My goal is to have a unique vehicle, preserving the natural lines and curves of the OEM design as much as possible, but not too gaudy.
I'll keep you guys posted with pics as the project progresses.
I wanted to stay ARC due to the rarity and quality of their parts. My goal is to have a unique vehicle, preserving the natural lines and curves of the OEM design as much as possible, but not too gaudy.I'll keep you guys posted with pics as the project progresses.
If you're willing to eat Ramen for a year to have a little cooler oil, more power to ya.
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Originally Posted by jonnylaw
dont forget an arc radiator, diff cooler, oil pan, rad and oil caps, oil catch can, and underpanel. Jk. Lookin good bro!
Those Samco hoses you sold me look great. It took about 2 weeks for the Python hose locks to arrive, but I finally got everything install. Looks great.
How's the car running?
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Originally Posted by taurran
So I'm guessing this cost in the area of $3000 including the air panel? That's a bit out there for me, as in the area of a complete suspension overhaul or the sickest nitrous setup you can imagine.
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If you're willing to eat Ramen for a year to have a little cooler oil, more power to ya.
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You know it! Hahaha...
Those Samco hoses you sold me look great. It took about 2 weeks for the Python hose locks to arrive, but I finally got everything install. Looks great.
How's the car running?
Those Samco hoses you sold me look great. It took about 2 weeks for the Python hose locks to arrive, but I finally got everything install. Looks great.
How's the car running?
Tsquare just rebuilt my pumpkin with 3.7fg and quaife atb
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glad the samco hoses r working good bro. I also took your advice and bought some pi thon clamps and swapped in a blue groundink kit and sun anodized blue pedals to match the endless bbk and engine bay.
Tsquare just rebuilt my pumpkin with 3.7fg and quaife atb
Tsquare just rebuilt my pumpkin with 3.7fg and quaife atb
Right after the interfooler install.