View Poll Results: what you think??
you like it?
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67.65%
you don't like it?
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to many rotors?
10
29.41%
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engine bay pic new
07-11-2008 | 12:29 PM
#1
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From: bloomfield nj now in miami ahhhh back in jersey now jajajjaja
engine bay pic new
http://www.photobucket.com/enginebay ok some pic of my engine bay hope you like it thanks
www.photobucket.com/enginebaynite and the pic of it at nite or night
www.photobucket.com/enginebaynite and the pic of it at nite or night
Last edited by sebarx8; 07-13-2008 at 12:18 AM.
07-11-2008 | 12:41 PM
#3
pretty cool dude, definitely something different with stock parts. i always wanted to have a clear air box but didn't want to put an aftermarket kit on for the fact that HP gains are pretty negligible.
Did you simply get some custom acrylic and just cut and mount them yourself?
I would have just kept the 1 rotor opening on the engine cover, nice oil cap by the way, but overall cool to see something like this.
Did you simply get some custom acrylic and just cut and mount them yourself?
I would have just kept the 1 rotor opening on the engine cover, nice oil cap by the way, but overall cool to see something like this.
07-11-2008 | 03:24 PM
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Props to you man, that is very well done. Given that you working from stock parts, and your own skills = Yes, excellent work my friend!
May I suggest, making a DIY for this?
Folks like me are getting inspired by your cool ideas....
Also, ever thought about putting vents in the engine cover to help the heat escape? - although not too functional at first... "unless" you have a vented hood to go with it... which would make it functional, and based on where the vents are, you might see your handy work from outside the car, and if that's the case, (With your LEDs installed) will make this MOD VERY impressive indeed!!
Keep us in the loop!
I'm keenly inserested in your work!
Well done!
May I suggest, making a DIY for this?
Folks like me are getting inspired by your cool ideas....
Also, ever thought about putting vents in the engine cover to help the heat escape? - although not too functional at first... "unless" you have a vented hood to go with it... which would make it functional, and based on where the vents are, you might see your handy work from outside the car, and if that's the case, (With your LEDs installed) will make this MOD VERY impressive indeed!!
Keep us in the loop!
I'm keenly inserested in your work!
Well done!
07-11-2008 | 03:31 PM
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seebass
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From: bloomfield nj now in miami ahhhh back in jersey now jajajjaja
Props to you man, that is very well done. Given that you working from stock parts, and your own skills = Yes, excellent work my friend!
May I suggest, making a DIY for this?
Folks like me are getting inspired by your cool ideas....
Also, ever thought about putting vents in the engine cover to help the heat escape? - although not too functional at first... "unless" you have a vented hood to go with it... which would make it functional, and based on where the vents are, you might see your handy work from outside the car, and if that's the case, (With your LEDs installed) will make this MOD VERY impressive indeed!!
Keep us in the loop!
I'm keenly inserested in your work!
Well done!
May I suggest, making a DIY for this?
Folks like me are getting inspired by your cool ideas....
Also, ever thought about putting vents in the engine cover to help the heat escape? - although not too functional at first... "unless" you have a vented hood to go with it... which would make it functional, and based on where the vents are, you might see your handy work from outside the car, and if that's the case, (With your LEDs installed) will make this MOD VERY impressive indeed!!
Keep us in the loop!
I'm keenly inserested in your work!
Well done!