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I like what you have done. Pretty cool how the ipod tucks away in the armrest. My winter boredom mods have been simple: just a redline goods leather shift boot and ebrake boot. Going to get some new rotors and paint my calipers next month. I HATE SNOW!!
I have bought more stuff this winter than I care to admit. The only pieces I have put on are the taillight covers. The rest has to wait for warmer weather. So that I can get the car out of the garage and open the doors to do the installations. So I'll keep buying stuff I guess. The cheque book is starting to run away. Come back here!!!
had a B&M shifter/Diablo tune/NASCAR style brake pads(is that a mod?)K&N air set up,as for repairs... 2 02 sensors/new plugs and wires, also rerouted the starter and plug wires away from headers, also had the drivers side door lock cylinder replaced,cags defeat(mod?) next month new shoes.
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Please tell me how you did this mod. I've searched the forum and found a number of ways to do it, but I really like the way yours turned out. Thanks in advance.
Please tell me how you did this mod. I've searched the forum and found a number of ways to do it, but I really like the way yours turned out. Thanks in advance.
which mod are you referring to, the ipod or tail lights?
the ipod was pretty easy. ordered a aux pod and a ab-gm10 harness. cut the car side end of the harness off and followed their wire chart to splice it into the car adapters. then i just ran the ipod cable to the center console and removed the power adapter in the center console for a hole to run the ipod cable through. that's it.
as for the tail lights i went to lowe's and bought 8 2" #8 screws, 1" nylon spacers, and some foam weather strip . the middle lights are easiest, just put a ring of weather strip around the light opening and then use the nylon spacers and 2" inch screws. the outside lights require a bit more work, but are still easy. the outer spacer (last screw towards the edge of the car) needs to be cut down by ~.25", then use that .25' spacer with a 1" inch spacer together for the inner screw. do the same weather strip procedure and that's it. i would suggest purchasing a few extra screws and spacers and a couple packages of weather strip. you only need one 10' roll, but it's good to have extra in case you mess up. i also painted the screws black.