Originally Posted by DIGItonium Hopefully those pictures will give you a good idea of the bracket removal. The car is a '90 purchased used about 10 years ago, and the
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Oh almost forgot... not sure if I told you, but I handmade custom turn signal bulbs for my dad's car. The front bulbs are pretty old, but it still works very well. It uses 4 high power LEDs: 3 amber and 1 white. So as a dual filament bulb, the white LED is the parking light, and the amber is the turn signal. He has the new style tail lights, so I used a more modern triple Luxeon Rebel for each turn signal. It lights up nicely, but needs a solid state flasher module.
I really want to do something with his fog lights, but he doesn't need it anymore after installing the HID kit. Just something to think about
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I can't really help you with the HID part other than getting a good quality kit. The cheap ones tend to flicker. If it works well enough, you might be able to ditch the fog lights. If you decide to keep them, but want to use it for show, then a couple of high power LEDs will look very nice with it at night.
The simplest mod is your signal and parking light. The front signals are 1157 (dual filament) so you can set it up so the parking light is white and signal is amber. The parking bulbs are 194, so it can be easily swapped for an LED type. The rear turn signals are 1156. I actually make my own bulbs, so they plug right in. Also note with the LED bulbs you'll get the hyperblink, but there are work arounds for that.
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^ why didn't you just get the bumper painted and install it yourself? Would of saved lots of $ and time...
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I'm getting it painted after i bring the car back up to NY. It didn't cost me anything extra to have this bumper put on. My original bumper was torn by the shipper and was hanging down. The bumber had to come off anyway to do the intercoolers and intake and stuff (Well not really, but when doing a full build like this its a lot easier to take the bumper off to get to stuff) So yea, it was either take the original torn bumper off and put it back on, or put this one on. Same cost. I've got a new hatch up here so i'm going to get both painted at once rather than having 2 separate shops do it... so i should save some money there.
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Nice find and build. You are making me want to do one myself. Gotta resist the temptation...........
But really.......good job man.
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Car was dynotuned today. The motor only has 400 miles so it should pick up about 10-15hp after another thousand miles or so. Ambient temps were about 98*F, 93 octane tune. 0% correction factor on these charts.
Power vs TQ (high boost) Blue line - Base Boost 9 psi Red Line - Boost set at level 1 spiking to 14.5psi dropping to 12 psi Green Line - Boost set at level 2 spiking to 18.9 psi dropping to 16 psi Power vs Boost: Power vs A/F Torque Vs Boost: I'm going to pick the car up tomorrow... or i guess today (friday) and drive it back to NY. Hopefully i'll beat the hurricane home to NY |
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