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  • Mike1357
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    Another little something. Ordered Energy Suspension upper control arm bushings as well.

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  • Mike1357
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    Few pics.



    Got around to cleaning the messed up clear coat off the wheels and polishing them so they all looked decent. Then proceeded to curb one (first time I ever curbed a wheel). Did the H23 manual timing belt tensioner conversion too. Highly recommend it.

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  • Mike1357
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    Thanks gents. Hopefully she will look better when I get my GReddy lip back from being repaired and one tire size thinner width on the front. Suspension is next on the list and then it'll be fender flare time.

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  • islandhopper
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    Originally posted by Mike1357 View Post
    ...they really compliment the car.
    agreed.

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  • Mike1357
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    Thanks. I'm really happy with the wheels; they really compliment the car.

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  • sonikaccord
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    Nice wheels! Your car flows really well.

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  • Mike1357
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    Thanks Richie!

    Some updates:


    Last edited by Mike1357; 10-18-2014, 11:09 PM.

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  • RICHIE*GT35R
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    Nice spark plug cover!!!

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  • Mike1357
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    Picked up a new sticker. Also decided to finally swap in my Ichibahn spark plug cover and I honestly think I like it more than the carbon kevlar. Grabbed a new AEM filter for good measure.



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  • Mike1357
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    Picked this bad boy up from Losiracer2 and got around to fixing it and partially installing it today while I was swapping out a wheel bearing. I've been wanting one of these for quite some time now so I was thrilled when I saw it was up for sale. Took it to a local machine shop to have two cracks welded on it then it was test fit time.

    As you can see, my old Megan Racing header sat really close to my a/c lines which also made it a pain to install and remove, more so when I had the header wrap on it.

    Call it quality or call it common sense but the GReddy header gives the a/c line tons of room.

    Here you can clearly see the differences between the two.

    Now one thing that gave me a moment of pause was seeing the difference in piping sizes between the GReddy downpipe and the Megan Racing downpipe. I can only think that the small piping size was an effort to maintain low end torque as well as keep it CARB legal.

    As of right now I'm running a hybrid setup out of necessity (GReddy top half, Megan Racing bottom half). Within the next week or two I'll have the GReddy lower half re-welded with new material so that it is the proper length and have the proper flange. I'm looking forward to seeing the difference between having the larger diameter piping with a 2.25 collector versus the smaller diameter piping with the 2.5 collector (since everything from the header back is already 2.5 anyways).

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  • Mike1357
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    I basically just started taking apart what looked like it needed to come out. The only thing I got hung up on was the snap ring that held the bearing in the case and I ended up just googling that.

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  • cb9love
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    nice trans work, what did you use as reference material for the trans work?

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