Louisiana Z/Import cookout April 29th *Lakefront*
03-09-2008, 05:27 PM
Originally Posted by holy EFFING cow
First... hooray for broadband in the hotel. What did we do with ourselves before the internet?
Olivia, haven't met you yet, but the car looks phenomenal.
Thanks for the welcome, man.
I've decided the first thing I'm doing once I've signed the title is heading to Best Buy & either pricing head units or ipod adapters. I would like to keep the OEM look-- all I really want is something through which I can play my ipod. I'd had a radio transmitter thing, but the signal was pretty crappy.
We shall see, I suppose.
Olivia, haven't met you yet, but the car looks phenomenal.
Thanks for the welcome, man.
I've decided the first thing I'm doing once I've signed the title is heading to Best Buy & either pricing head units or ipod adapters. I would like to keep the OEM look-- all I really want is something through which I can play my ipod. I'd had a radio transmitter thing, but the signal was pretty crappy.
We shall see, I suppose.
03-09-2008, 06:05 PM
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Originally Posted by soleil350z
before u spend ur money at best buy....listen to some of our systems first then decide
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Originally Posted by holy EFFING cow
First... hooray for broadband in the hotel. What did we do with ourselves before the internet?
Olivia, haven't met you yet, but the car looks phenomenal.
Thanks for the welcome, man.
I've decided the first thing I'm doing once I've signed the title is heading to Best Buy & either pricing head units or ipod adapters. I would like to keep the OEM look-- all I really want is something through which I can play my ipod. I'd had a radio transmitter thing, but the signal was pretty crappy.
We shall see, I suppose.
Olivia, haven't met you yet, but the car looks phenomenal.
Thanks for the welcome, man.
I've decided the first thing I'm doing once I've signed the title is heading to Best Buy & either pricing head units or ipod adapters. I would like to keep the OEM look-- all I really want is something through which I can play my ipod. I'd had a radio transmitter thing, but the signal was pretty crappy.
We shall see, I suppose.
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greg, I regapped my plugs today and it seemed like there was more oil in the back pair then last time.
What part is needed to fix this issue? and has it been tested?
What part is needed to fix this issue? and has it been tested?
03-09-2008, 06:30 PM
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Originally Posted by nothix
greg, I regapped my plugs today and it seemed like there was more oil in the back pair then last time.
What part is needed to fix this issue? and has it been tested?
What part is needed to fix this issue? and has it been tested?
03-09-2008, 06:33 PM
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Originally Posted by blasian
You have to replace the entire valve cover... It's definitely what it is but I'm going to try something else. I'll probably try it the weekend after next.
can you just remove the plenum and get to it?
how much is the part?
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Originally Posted by nothix
hmm that sounds like a ***** to change.
can you just remove the plenum and get to it?
how much is the part?
can you just remove the plenum and get to it?
how much is the part?
You have to remove the entire plenum to get to it
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Originally Posted by blasian
The valve covers are like $2xx each and you need gaskets as well.
You have to remove the entire plenum to get to it
You have to remove the entire plenum to get to it
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Originally Posted by nothix
thats a 30-60min job =P (removing the plenum)
I plan on making it an entire day job because I want to be sure I don't mess anything else up.
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what tires size would you recommend for these rims:
front: 19 x 8.0 +30
rear: 19 x 8.5 +33
also what brand/make for everyday driving with good life and decent grip
front: 19 x 8.0 +30
rear: 19 x 8.5 +33
also what brand/make for everyday driving with good life and decent grip
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Originally Posted by blasian
lol then add valve covers, possibly coolant lines?
I plan on making it an entire day job because I want to be sure I don't mess anything else up.
I plan on making it an entire day job because I want to be sure I don't mess anything else up.
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Originally Posted by nothix
what tires size would you recommend for these rims:
front: 19 x 8.0 +30
rear: 19 x 8.5 +33
also what brand/make for everyday driving with good life and decent grip
front: 19 x 8.0 +30
rear: 19 x 8.5 +33
also what brand/make for everyday driving with good life and decent grip
May want to try those Sessantas. Keith likes em
