Search results

The Results Above are from: No Wax, No Polish, No Clay, and No Two Bucket Method! Just 2.75 Meguiar's Car Wash (A Slightly Heavier Mixture), a costco Microfiber Mit, a Lot of elbow grease (to get the bird shit off), and My Leaf Blower (had the whole car dry in 10 Mins)!! Plans: I'm going to...

Before: I bought this Supra in November, It had a pile of dirt on it. I brought it home thinking, ohh well at the price I paid I can do a respray, with a more darker light blue. But when I got her home and hosed her down and washed her down I was amazed at how well the paint looked, and...

Wow, Shaeff. Any tips for pushing pushing bushings out? ;)

Nice 280ZX, looks like mine. The 280ZX may have a crappy interior, but it is loads funner than a stock MK2, but, your 6M Blackie looks aggressive and must be fast.

We have a ECT too......................................

imagine your pad holding it on one spot as opposed to the pad "sanding" at 60MPH. (thats how think of it) feel free to correct me. :) was it turbo? We're trying to focus on engine issues. ;)

Opps misread. I thought you said you were dumping into gear on a auto. It's better and eazier on the brakes while moving. On the motor, no clue? I'll let someone else chime in.

BZZZ! Wrong! Brake boosting is cruising at 60 MPH or any set speed and pressing the brake and throttle to put a load on the motor and build boost.

Ceramic Coat or Bust.

Apparently that green was a stock color. My gramps friend had a corolla that color.

Lojack on my supra. :) I don't know where the box is but i assume it still works. :)

I'll do it Tomorrow after work. :)

http://i184.photobucket.com/albums/x89/jugodegolf/lowered92.jpg :love:

Explain? Cut it off.

:yumyum: Bagel with cream cheese, and side of OJ.

Geo Metro. No joke. ;) Toyota MR2's are highly reliable.

No restrictions on when you can switch it. I really notice a slight difference. Neat part is cruise at 30MPH go Wide open and all three lights come on! :) Then when you brake hard all three lights come on. It's wired into the TPS, brake, speed sensor, and steering system, highly primative...

Okay. On the oil filter housing theres a bolt that houses a spring that looks like it bolts onto the block but doesn't. It's Pressure based and if i were you i'd go with a thermo based. ;) The oil return goes to the oil pan.