Evolution
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Thats good news! Looks like I still have $5 in store credit there. Time to buy one!Nope. At 5k Miles with it.
Edit - Ugh, they wont ship to me. Time to use my AZ buddy....
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Thats good news! Looks like I still have $5 in store credit there. Time to buy one!Nope. At 5k Miles with it.
You are locked correct? You running jb4?Nope. At 5k Miles with it.
Same, my reflector replacement install was a pain in the ass! I've installed lowering springs on cars in the past that made this job look like a breeze.I had a bitch of a time, but others haven't. My factory tape was -really- on there.
Why was the MST intake hard to install? For me it became a massive pain AFTER I had it installed because it was shipped to me missing 2 of the hex bolts required to install the MAF Sensor back to the MST intake pipe, so, I stupidly tried using the OEM bolts and broke a screw head off and it became a nightmare. The install of the kit was easy though. An install that I did that was a pain in the ass was the charge pipe. I installed an FTP Charge pipe and holy hell that install sucked.Did a couple of things over the long weekend:
- Tracked it at the the Ridge on Friday. Lots of Porsches on display, and plenty of cool toys out there
- Verus heat shield and a painstaking MST V2 intake install on Saturday
- Short cruise on Monday on some backroads to enjoy the induction noises
For me, the breather hose was a massive pain in the ass to remove, and I also broke off a screw head as well, thinking I had to use those. Finally, the lid took some work to get lined up. I was tired since I started on the install late, and it was fairly easy once I got it on the next morning with some rest and a fresh mind.Why was the MST intake hard to install? For me it became a massive pain AFTER I had it installed because it was shipped to me missing 2 of the hex bolts required to install the MAF Sensor back to the MST intake pipe, so, I stupidly tried using the OEM bolts and broke a screw head off and it became a nightmare. The install of the kit was easy though. An install that I did that was a pain in the ass was the charge pipe. I installed an FTP Charge pipe and holy hell that install sucked.
Been having so much fun in the Supra I forgot about snow coming. I will selectively hibernate and perhaps drive my oldie but goodie with Blaque Diamond WheelsEach state really has its pros and cons. Dry and temperate, sure. But you'll be dealing with those two that you said. Colder states might not have those, but you got snow and you might end up putting some cars to hibernation until spring
Oh wow. The BD-3s still look great! Thanks for your support man!Been having so much fun in the Supra I forgot about snow coming. I will selectively hibernate and perhaps drive my oldie but goodie with Blaque Diamond Wheels
What are you doing to make the finish satin instead of matte? I’d like to make my Magnaflow carbon tips glossy if possible but even satin is fine.I decided to go with a satin finish rather than a matte finish for all the carbon pieces. This is how it's turning out so far on some of the carbon.
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Auto Arts also decided to cut a groove in the mounts of the wing rather than chopping up the A91 spoiler. These were also sanded down and bottoms reshaped to ensure perfect fitment on the trunk and no gaps at the ends of the wing.
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