GI: Feeler for Install Meet on May 24 Weekend
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intake and strut bar and screens could be done all in one shot, expecially since wcs and i have done this just recently on mine, pulley would be straigt forward too since the bumper would be off and stock airbox out of the way. Fluids are eqaully too time spent finish a beer or two, lol. So ya, dont think its going to take too long that day.
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My knowledge about cars is pretty much completely theoretical, and has been since I was 12 years old (when I first laid eyes on the FD). I hope I don't get in peoples' way, but I'm hoping to learn a lot from you guys :D
#129
Just talked to proficientone, so hes definetly in, confrimed list so far.
1. prospectjtaz
2. theif
3. proficientone
4. neo
5. footman
6. wcs
7. rx8thunder
8. darkbrew
9. agent008
10. turboeight
11. r888
12. qwtre
13. kris
So ya, hopefully 12 8s and 1 MX-5.
Gonna be a sweet meet, finally a meet in the East End!
1. prospectjtaz
2. theif
3. proficientone
4. neo
5. footman
6. wcs
7. rx8thunder
8. darkbrew
9. agent008
10. turboeight
11. r888
12. qwtre
13. kris
So ya, hopefully 12 8s and 1 MX-5.
Gonna be a sweet meet, finally a meet in the East End!
Last edited by prospectjtaz; 05-21-2008 at 07:42 PM.
#131
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intake and strut bar and screens could be done all in one shot, expecially since wcs and i have done this just recently on mine, pulley would be straigt forward too since the bumper would be off and stock airbox out of the way. Fluids are eqaully too time spent finish a beer or two, lol. So ya, dont think its going to take too long that day.
And the RB Rad Screen was a real bitch to align correctly.
It would also be useful to do the Mazport Ignition Mod while all the **** is out, and I've never done one of those before so <shrug>.
The sways I don't know about either.
Fluids yeah... mmm fluids
I still say 6 hours
#135
im not too sure, im gonna read my install manual tonight for the exhaust and midpipe, if everyone can read theres that would be great, i dont want to have u bring ur entire garage with you wcs if we dont need too, jus essentials, like i said i've got a socket set, and ur basic hand tools.
#138
I am The One!
Like I said, we're bound to run into a few problems.
I think I'll join you guys early. Lend some extra hands with anything that needs to be done.
I'll be bringing my socket set along with 2 stands. Just in case. Always better to have a surplus of things then not having anything at all.
We should tackle the heavy installs first. Get those guys out of the way and then tackle the little stuff.
Dropping and replacing exhausts shouldn't take too long.
If I can I'll even bring my creepy crawly.
I can't wait!
I think I'll join you guys early. Lend some extra hands with anything that needs to be done.
I'll be bringing my socket set along with 2 stands. Just in case. Always better to have a surplus of things then not having anything at all.
We should tackle the heavy installs first. Get those guys out of the way and then tackle the little stuff.
Dropping and replacing exhausts shouldn't take too long.
If I can I'll even bring my creepy crawly.
I can't wait!
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Going to be a great time!
A tad off-topic, but what is the ideal wheel offset if your rim is 18x9.5 and your tire is either a 235/40 or a 245/35? Objective is to line up the rim/tire with the outer edge of the fender.
Love this community thing -- almost more fun that driving my 8... almost
A tad off-topic, but what is the ideal wheel offset if your rim is 18x9.5 and your tire is either a 235/40 or a 245/35? Objective is to line up the rim/tire with the outer edge of the fender.
Love this community thing -- almost more fun that driving my 8... almost
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alright wel, its ur choice too, mazda recommends swap fluids at 53 or 56, im beginning to do it relgiously every year, 20 bucks is nuthin if it means a longer lasting tranny, let me know by tonight if u want too, it's gonna be about 20 somthing under 30, cause the tranny takes jus a bit over 20, and seeing what the consensuse on how many ppl wanna do a fluid swap, it'l ba max of 25 or as a low of 21, i know its weird math, but it makes sense.