Thread: What did you do to your car today? Vol 2.0

Welcome too club slow.

Wel-damn thats a top swap ain't it?

Originally Posted by Russosaur

Welcome too club slow.

Slow and stock, all the way. But tint, amp, and best of all airbags yay. Not! Just remembered I have a date with a fuse next to the glovebox.

Would I be OK mixing fat 5s and TS wheels? Want to use up what good rubber I've got, on the wheels its on. More search button yea.

Second time is a charm. They'll dry til tomorrow. Oil pressure gauge gets here Monday, Already have Oil temp and Vacuum\Boost. I'm also finding a small toggle switch to mount to it so I can toggle between transmission and engine oil temperature...

Hey that color might actually be close to the existing stuff. Is that what you were going for? Not a bad idea on the switch. If the texture is too tall tomorrow you can always even it out somewhat with matte clear of some sort.

It's just black, not a real heavy texture, it was just the sun making it look that way. If this stuff works out I'll the rest of the pillars to match. Soon will be the headliner, gotta figure out color on that too.
this was my ****ty tablet pic last night:

Charcoal headliner bro


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Thinking so. I should do fiberoptics like Rolls Royce, lololol.

Originally Posted by Booba5185

Thinking so. I should do fiberoptics like Rolls Royce, lololol.

No balls

Do it





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I actually somewhat looked into the fiber optics for the back, but it's expensive, lol

Did rear brakes and struts, got the wrong size for the axle nut so i gotta go return that and get another. Also i flushed the old fluid out and now the pedal is soft so great. Have to wait till my grandpa gets back and try it again the other way. Might stop for today, my head hurts and im kinda pissed.

Originally Posted by Russosaur

Did rear brakes and struts, got the wrong size for the axle nut so i gotta go return that and get another. Also i flushed the old fluid out and now the pedal is soft so great. Have to wait till my grandpa gets back and try it again the other way. Might stop for today, my head hurts and im kinda pissed.

It's 34mm isn't it


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Its something crazy like OEs are 35, aftermarkets 34 or 36... I have seen a 34/36 socket before, should fit both. I believe I bought a 35 once for mine, used once and gave away. But a 36 I think usually does it no matter. Been awhile but yeah try a 36.

Originally Posted by idrivejunk

Its something crazy like OEs are 35, aftermarkets 34 or 36... I have seen a 34/36 socket before, should fit both. I believe I bought a 35 once for mine, used once and gave away. But a 36 I think usually does it no matter. Been awhile but yeah try a 36.

He just returned a 36. I remember using a 33 on my car

This is gonna sound kinda weird. But I am working in the oil field this summer and I'm not trying to ruin my front seats cause I'll often car pool with a friend of mine. What seat covers would you guys recommend they need to be durable. And also be able to machine washed. Not trying to go like Walmart nylon **** but something that would with stand against tears.

It's either a 32 or 34.. Get a 34 it'll fit a 32 just fine.


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Originally Posted by theaceofspades

This is gonna sound kinda weird. But I am working in the oil field this summer and I'm not trying to ruin my front seats cause I'll often car pool with a friend of mine. What seat covers would you guys recommend they need to be durable. And also be able to machine washed. Not trying to go like Walmart nylon **** but something that would with stand against tears.

I'd bet that a 34 or 35 will remove a 33 as well. Friend of mine liked to haul his dog around a lot in his GP, and after looking at what is sold he ended up buying a cheap... aw, uh... metal grommet installing tool and a big tarp, and making a custom fit back seat area shield for less than store-bought. So he could hook or tie it in place then yank for hosing. Just a thought which you might adapt somehow if what you want isn't available.

Originally Posted by idrivejunk

I'd bet that a 34 or 35 will remove a 33 as well. Friend of mine liked to haul his dog around a lot in his GP, and after looking at what is sold he ended up buying a cheap... aw, uh... metal grommet installing tool and a big tarp, and making a custom fit back seat area shield for less than store-bought. So he could hook or tie it in place then yank for hosing. Just a thought which you might adapt somehow if what you want isn't available.

Himmm could work with the grommets around the headrest. Like take it out.

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