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My 3800 is a very interesting sounding engine, it makes all sorts of sounds depending on what rpm you're at. All are normal sounds though it seems, kinda like a whistling
You can hear it in my other noise video at 1:22 https://www.youtube.com/watch?featur...&v=JTBMx-kVZSI
that video was for a wheel bearing noise but later I noticed my 3800 makes a whisting noise sometimes too, usually when it's below freezing. I just assume it's sounds coming from the exhaust system.
Lims
Cleaned the throttle body along with the amsoil dry filter I have in my SLP CAI. While I was cleaning out my air filter I decided to polish out the chrome end cap using mothers chrome polish. Nobody will see it but I know it is cleaned up :th_thumbsup-wink:.
50/50
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Finished
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I finished up the brakes on the B and she's back on the road finally.
Paul from PRJ came out to the house to help tie up a few loose ends. We did the HV3 insert to the upper intake and cleaned up a few more odds and ends.
Tinted my tails http://img.tapatalk.com/d/14/03/31/u3enygu2.jpg
Harbor Freight saves the day.
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You do know you can easily pop those out right?
Installed Hid's in fogs and changing oil right meow
I tried.
first paint went sour after a year and I used RTV last time to help secure after damaged clip scenario.
Hopefully after primer/lottsa paint& clear coats they will last for awhile.
picked up a HF orbital buffer today. girl at the register either liked me, or f ed up and failed to scan one of the pads. score either way.
one more day and the sale is over kids. there were only 3 left on the shelf, now 2 left.
It'll be on sale again I'm sure.. Thought about grabbing one but dk if it's going to benefit me anymore then the PC i have
if you got a pc already your set.
ive used a PC before, this HF model is very much like the PC. sounds the same, looks and feels about the same too. cant wait to use it.
my back bumper will be the first job, i painted it last fall, but never wet sanded it, or buffed it out. so lets hope by next weekend i can get that done with.
Orbital buffer or the da polisher? I was thinking about getting the da..
the da of course. its the one thats normally 130, on sale for 65.
this one. http://www.harborfreight.com/power-t...her-69924.html
Finally got a set of 245/45/18 tires to replace my worn out Goodyears for the summer.
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The center of Those tires look like 2/32 . And it's better than your old tires ? Damnnnnn
Yeah, I went n bought one. Used 25% off coupon n got it for 53 after tax. About this da tho, I've seen it chews up pads quick. So either get a 5" backing pad, or take a razor blade n cut an inch or so off the outside of the velcro. It digs into the pad if you're applying a little pressure n bites into the pads n destroys them quicker.Quote:
Originally Posted by Scottydoggs
My thoughts exactly, those look terrible LOOOOOOOL.Quote:
Originally Posted by Le Patriote
I bet they'll hydroplain like crazy in some rain.
But for my car, I did new spark plugs and cleaned the MAF sensor, as well as blowing compressed air through the wiper fluid lines to make my drivers side work again.