CatManD3W SC300 Ongoing Build...
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Was able to get alot of work done on the car over the weekend..
Installed lower mileage set of GS300 axles....surprisingly they were actually larger diameter than SC axles.
Installed the the rear differential back into subframe.
Installed downpipe and exhaust.
Only thing left to do is add coolant and lower car off of jack stands
Time to get SC back on the road..Hopefully the weather stays warmer like it has been so can take her out for a spin....
Installed lower mileage set of GS300 axles....surprisingly they were actually larger diameter than SC axles.
Installed the the rear differential back into subframe.
Installed downpipe and exhaust.
Only thing left to do is add coolant and lower car off of jack stands
Time to get SC back on the road..Hopefully the weather stays warmer like it has been so can take her out for a spin....
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Hand painting the letters on stock 2jzgte spark plug cover....I actually like it better than the other piece I had powdercoated.....
Which one do you guys think looks better....
Powder Coated CNC spark plug cover...keep in mind it is a new piece and hasnt been through heat like valve covers, etc......they are all same powdercoat....just some is older and lightened up from heat.
Which one do you guys think looks better....
Powder Coated CNC spark plug cover...keep in mind it is a new piece and hasnt been through heat like valve covers, etc......they are all same powdercoat....just some is older and lightened up from heat.
#725
Ryan that looks great!
The way my dad's painter did my original oem cover was first paint it black around the lettering, then shot silver on top, but used a block to sand off the silver from the letters to reveal the black underneath. Clearcoat on top of everything.
Just an idea for you!
The way my dad's painter did my original oem cover was first paint it black around the lettering, then shot silver on top, but used a block to sand off the silver from the letters to reveal the black underneath. Clearcoat on top of everything.
Just an idea for you!
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Yea I am leaning towards the stock cover....
Next item I really need to get is a shaved throttle body...i.e trac delete and sub tps removed.....I am not using them anyways....I deleted all the wires for them when building the harness....
Next item I really need to get is a shaved throttle body...i.e trac delete and sub tps removed.....I am not using them anyways....I deleted all the wires for them when building the harness....
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First official drive of the year....Glad to see weather is getting warmer out...
Did figure 8's in a parking lot for about 10 min.....To break in the TRD LSD.....and then took it out for a good drive to check everything....
I can tell a big difference with the TRD installed....it puts the power down much better...
Heat cycled new coated pieces as well.....
Did figure 8's in a parking lot for about 10 min.....To break in the TRD LSD.....and then took it out for a good drive to check everything....
I can tell a big difference with the TRD installed....it puts the power down much better...
Heat cycled new coated pieces as well.....
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It was awesome today....I have been away from boost for 6 months.....needed some to keep sane......