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replaced broken stuff with slightly less broken stuff
those SERIALNINE rear control arms are really nice. always wondered about those, but since i haven't seen anyone speak about them let us know if the $650.00 dollar trigger is worth it!
There's def a noticeable difference under the hood and a little difference on the trans tunnel. If I wrap the midpipe also I think there would be a huge difference In the trans tunnel heat.
those SERIALNINE rear control arms are really nice. always wondered about those, but since i haven't seen anyone speak about them let us know if the $650.00 dollar trigger is worth it!
Honestly, I'm not expecting much difference, at least from my last setup with the tcsportline arms.
Reasons why I'm upgrading from the china arms are 1. it broke from dropping the rear end into a stupid deep section off the track, 2. every nut on those arms that're supposed to lock adjustments never stay tight, and 3. they were designed like feces and made from feces metal.
At first impression, though, the serial nine ones are way beefier, heavier, and prettier.
Whether they're worth 650 is hard to say. They are to me, but I enjoy having nice arms and I also need shorter/adjustable ruca's since my rlca's are shortened and the alignment would get all screwy with any other stock length arms.
still need to install a new driverside axle, brake lines, abs cable, and get back to drifting
There's def a noticeable difference under the hood and a little difference on the trans tunnel. If I wrap the midpipe also I think there would be a huge difference In the trans tunnel heat.
I didn't realize they were single stage! Was the install difficult?
No, the installation is simple - you disconnect the wires from the battery, and then take off the airbag from the steering wheel, disconnect connectors, unscrewing the nut. New wheel stands without problems.
With regard to the connector on the airbag squibs - I put a blende using a resistor.
This is a temporary solution.
Can anyone guess whats going on here? this is what I did today
Put my motor in yesterday
You're watching your tq converter float in a huge container of tar that you found in a swamp!? Lol from the looks of it I'd say you're dyeing your converter black. Unless it just fell in there and you are trying to dye your arms and hands?
You're watching your tq converter float in a huge container of tar that you found in a swamp!? Lol from the looks of it I'd say you're dyeing your converter black. Unless it just fell in there and you are trying to dye your arms and hands?
lol the converter had just enough weight to keep my carpet from floating up. Its shot and needs a rebuild anyways
Just giving anyone who takes the converter apart a suprise
installed new pioneer 6.5 rear speakers, took out my 3rd brake light, and did some uphosltery with batman fabric i got from walmart, the dude liked my idea so he even gave me half off! thanks eugene you crazy mf
09-05-15 | 10:17 PM
this is what I did today
