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    Providence, RI
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    Electronics technician
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    In progress. Shorter dogbones with poly bushings and poly engine mount. Dual exit single flowmaster (Camaro Style) with summit tail pipes. CAI. Air horn for fun. SS Radio. Red Calipers. Speedo and Tachometer stepper motor upgrade. Red LED interior in a couple of days.
    8kHid, LED Signals, 3500W Boss Amp, 2-12" AudioPiPe Subs, Audiopipe Wiring, 5 Farad Capacitor.
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  • Last Activity: May 13, 2014 10:12 AM
  • Join Date: Mar 1, 2010
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  1. thedemo05
    Jan 15, 2013 07:59 PM - permalink
    In Order To Remove The Transmission Side Case You Would Have To Lift The Car To A Certain High And Drop The Engine Cradle On The Driver Side, But Before You Do This, You Would Disconnect The Ground From Battery, Lift Drive Side Of The Car, Remove The Wheel, Remove The CV Axle Bolt, Detach Drive Side Outer Tie Rod, Disassemble Drive Side Sway Bar Link, Lower Control Arm And Strut Mount(Helps Keeps Alignment If Those Two Are Kept Together When Taken Out) Detach CV Joint And Steering Shaft, Disassemble The Transmission Mount, Secure A Cement Block With A Piece Of Wood Underneath The Transmission. Begin To Drop The Engine Cradle Which Then Give You Access To The Side Case.
  2. billyjblunt79
    Jul 16, 2012 01:33 PM - permalink
    how did u change all ur dash lights loks badass
  3. Monteboy03
    Mar 23, 2010 08:32 PM - permalink
    Hey thank you very much for the comment!!! They are 245/35/20. I saw personally wut a 255 looked like and it bowed out from the fenders. A lot of people have been asking me my size lol so I must have done something right! If you are an aggresive driver I recommend stiffening up your suspension. With the added width the wheel well isn't quite wide enough to accept full suspension travel. In really hard turns and hitting really hard bumps the tire will smack the metal. So far all it has done to my car is put a few grooves in the side of the tire. It's the rear left that had been doing it so maybe it's just time for new shocks. Thanxs again and let me know what you decide to go with

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