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Lol its loud, but with 3 inch outlets they dont sound tinny or raspy. People were snapping their necks left and right on a drive yesterday. I dont like that, so ill need to add the modules soon.
had some downtime over the holiday week... made some progress on my wrapping project... few more pieces to go and will reinstall with new radio i got on black friday...
I bought some of the carbon fiber look vinyl to test wrap a few bits for my interior. It's pretty convincing from anything more than a foot away or so.
I bought some of the carbon fiber look vinyl to test wrap a few bits for my interior. It's pretty convincing from anything more than a foot away or so.
Its even more convincing if you epoxy then clear it.
Lol its loud, but with 3 inch outlets they dont sound tinny or raspy. People were snapping their necks left and right on a drive yesterday. I dont like that, so ill need to add the modules soon.
i thought about doing this as well.. but i wasn't sure how far down the rabbit hole i wanted to go...
I did it for a friends 350z, wrapped the steering wheel with cf cloth, used 3 coats of west marine 105 and hardener, lots of sanding in between, 1 light coat of wurth lacquer and a finish coat of wurth lacquer, then hand sand and hand polish.
about 4 hours of actual work and an hour of cleanup. Ended up cracking after 5 years because florida and 120k miles.
Made up some high-side pressure testers. Read what others had done, but I wanted a tighter fit into the pressure hoses, so I took my dial indicator to the hardware store and found that 1 1/4 PVC end caps have the perfect diameter at 50.5 mm. Turbo outlet is 48 mm. Tank valve, cheap gauge from Amazon, pipe, primer, & glue and another amazingly cheap tool is born. Now I just need my WG actuators to arrive so I can install and do some testing.