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finally pics!!



Here are a few. Hope you enjoy!!

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Old 02-15-2003, 03:14 PM
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Nice. Very clean. Did you get the front mounted oil cooler installed yet?
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Looks Sweet Brad, What color is that ?
I have a nephew in Marin County, He's in a band called the Rum Diary.
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Color Platinum Mettallic.
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No front oil cooler. No need not hot enough.
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Anyone have cheap I deas for hoseing for brake cooling? Off this bumper of course. I believe it is 2.5 airhose i need.
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Sure..nose around a home depot...they have all kinds of ducting material.
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Other than 'because you've got the holes for it' its there a reason you think you need brake cooling? I ask, because it's kind of expensive to get the backing plates, and there's really nothing you can do on public roads that would make them necessary.

I've wondered about this: could the intakes be used to push fresh air into the cabin? It could become a kind of high-speed air-conditioning.
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I intend to AX with it. Thought it would help.

That ac idea is a good one. I will try to think of a way.
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That's a great color!!!
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Got the wevo and coupler in it now. What a difference.
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Brake fade usually comes from repeated stops that are in the neighborhood of 130 mph down to 30 mph -- every minute or two, for 20 or 30 minutes. It's hard to imagine autocross inflicting this kind of punishment -- although I've never autocrossed.

I agree. The color is cool.
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Okay, maybe I don't need em. I would like to use them though, some how.
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Hmm, you could mount small missiles in them!
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OOOOhhhh!!! Nice!!! Hoe tough is it to put the front spoiler on???
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The pictures are very nice. The color is excellent. Very unique looking too.
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Thanks for the complements. I have not done the work on it myself for the reason of my drive way in the fourth picture. Hard to do much. Can't really even jack her up safely.
Bumpers are not hard. They do need some fab work to get them on though. Not like you just buy them and slap em on.

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