Location: Leonardtown, MD
Posts: 9,006
My VIN: 03572
Fixed my turn signal not canceling. The ring with the notches has an arrow on it that has to point left. Mine was point right when I installed my steering shaft upgrade.
Also adjusted my toe on the front end. I was running way toed out which I saw just by eying the car wheels. Ended up about 1.75 turns in on each wheel. Driving is much less effort now. I had to work to keep the car centered in the lane before the adjustment.
Location: Novi, MI
Posts: 413
My VIN: 4665
Big shout out to BitSyncMaster for the extra effort in getting me his solid state dome light module shipped overnight. My dome and door light gremlins have now disappeared.
Posts: 1,243
My VIN: 10201
Sanded off the remaining grain on the top of my RFF. Instead of mirroring one panel at a time, I will gradually do the whole car for a more even look. Hopefully I get a decent LFF before having put too much work into it.
Location: Cranston, RI
Posts: 371
My VIN: 4941
I am working on building a set of plastic "scoops" to slide into the back of the toll windows. These scoops will divert fresh air into the cabin...... a refreshing treat...
Location: Northern Michigan
Posts: 1,147
My VIN: 1880
Club(s): (DCO) (DCUK)
http://www.nemotechnik.com/DMCAIRSCOOP/airscoop3.htmlOriginally Posted by cpistocco
I am working on building a set of plastic "scoops" to slide into the back of the toll windows. These scoops will divert fresh air into the cabin...... a refreshing treat...
Patrick C.
VIN 1880
Location: France Bordeaux
Posts: 53
My VIN: 3452
Regraining her with a flap wheel !
Location: Bunker Hill, West Virginia
Posts: 724
My VIN: 11035
Installed my custom made subwoofer box to fit my 8in Alpine sub and mounted my Alpine amp behind the bulk head panel. That little sub hits very hard and gives it nice deep bass to the Kicker dash and back panel replacements all wired into my Alpine 9886 head unit!
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Vin 11035 wide stripe, flat hood, 5 speed, Spec 1 exhaust, custom grey/black interior, custom lighting, custom stereo and custom alot of stuff!
Location: Cranston, RI
Posts: 371
My VIN: 4941
Well...Don't I feel silly now. Talk about re-inventing the wheel! Thank You for the link.
-Charlie
Location: Northern Michigan
Posts: 1,147
My VIN: 1880
Club(s): (DCO) (DCUK)
I'm not sure they sell them anymore, but the photos should help guide you.Well...Don't I feel silly now. Talk about re-inventing the wheel! Thank You for the link.
-Charlie
Patrick C.
VIN 1880
Location: Seattle, WA
Posts: 107
My VIN: 6214
Club(s): (PNDC)
Replaced my 10 year old Dunlop GT Qualifier tires with:
195/60R-14 Dean Tire Road Control NW3's in the front
245/60R-15 BF Goodrich Radials in the rear
The Dunlop's were the same size and I really liked the look of the 245's so I wanted to stay with that, plus I'm not real picky if the tread patterns match or not. So far these tires ride really nicely! Also gave the car an oil change and a bath.
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