Holy car parts Batman!!
08-08-2011, 08:35 PM
#13
Ok...here's some answers. And thanks for the compliments! Now who's gonna help me install this stuff??? I'll provide plenty of frosty beverages...
A large government entity with a lot of airplanes, and yes.
I'm not a car mechanic per se, but I have many years of experience turning wrenches on mil fighters. So don't worry. If anything it'll be way overboard the otherway.
Right place at the right time when I re-up'd and I got a little bonus. Wife got some furniture & I got some shiny new parts. Parts list is at the top.
Just finished the radiator covers, trunk light, & finished off sound deadening in the trunk. Two rolls of Peel & Seal and a roll of aluminum tape from lowes. I started it two weeks ago and was a bit worried about the odor. Its been baking in the sun and I haven't smelled a thing. Sealing the edges with the alum tape probably helps. Its noticeably quiter but I'm still going to add some thicker padding under the trunk liner as well. Guess I'm kind of preparing for the headers & o/r x noise. Plus it helped with that d*mn drone. I'm placing some deadener under the rear seats as well - but I'll stick to butyl adhesive sheets inside the interior, not the asphalt based stuff.
A large government entity with a lot of airplanes, and yes.
Right place at the right time when I re-up'd and I got a little bonus. Wife got some furniture & I got some shiny new parts. Parts list is at the top.
Just finished the radiator covers, trunk light, & finished off sound deadening in the trunk. Two rolls of Peel & Seal and a roll of aluminum tape from lowes. I started it two weeks ago and was a bit worried about the odor. Its been baking in the sun and I haven't smelled a thing. Sealing the edges with the alum tape probably helps. Its noticeably quiter but I'm still going to add some thicker padding under the trunk liner as well. Guess I'm kind of preparing for the headers & o/r x noise. Plus it helped with that d*mn drone. I'm placing some deadener under the rear seats as well - but I'll stick to butyl adhesive sheets inside the interior, not the asphalt based stuff.
08-09-2011, 11:34 AM
#19
2nd Gear Member
Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: McDonough GA
Posts: 259
YOU SUCK!!!!!! JK.
Looks like a speed shop threw up at your front door.
Heck, it would be a blast just putting it all together, not to mention turning the key once you are done.
Congrats man.
And by the way,
THANK YOU FOR WHAT YOU DO FOR US!!!!!!!!!!!!
Looks like a speed shop threw up at your front door.
Heck, it would be a blast just putting it all together, not to mention turning the key once you are done.
Congrats man.
And by the way,
THANK YOU FOR WHAT YOU DO FOR US!!!!!!!!!!!!
08-09-2011, 04:28 PM
#20
4th Gear Member
Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Houston, Texas
Posts: 1,731
ahhh now i see it. i was too busy staring at the boxes lol. you are a very lucky man. i need to graduate college now and start making money!!