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By kapow
- Wed Mar 23, 2011 11:17 am #245629
HAFIL0_EG wrote:clean hatch champ :thumb: gimme a couple months n i'll be up to ur level, whats next on the cards for ur ride man?


Thanks mate, surprised the pics came out well since the car was filthy as.
Hopefully I want to do a wire tuck, integra airbox, paint valve cover. But that comes down to money, time and finding the parts :thumbdown:
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By HAFIL0_EG
- Wed Mar 23, 2011 11:28 am #245633
kapow wrote:
HAFIL0_EG wrote:clean hatch champ :thumb: gimme a couple months n i'll be up to ur level, whats next on the cards for ur ride man?


Thanks mate, surprised the pics came out well since the car was filthy as.
Hopefully I want to do a wire tuck, integra airbox, paint valve cover. But that comes down to money, time and finding the parts :thumbdown:


looks like we're in the same boat there, got much plans for the interior?
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By kapow
- Wed Mar 23, 2011 12:00 pm #245638
*Miss_Honda* wrote:Love the wheels in black :)


it's grey :( lol
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By kapow
- Wed Mar 23, 2011 12:01 pm #245639 Image
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By kapow
- Wed Mar 23, 2011 12:02 pm #245640
HAFIL0_EG wrote:looks like we're in the same boat there, got much plans for the interior?


Hopefully some integra recaros, quick release wheel hub, x-miracle bar
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By HAFIL0_EG
- Wed Mar 23, 2011 1:15 pm #245648
kapow wrote:
HAFIL0_EG wrote:looks like we're in the same boat there, got much plans for the interior?


Hopefully some integra recaros, quick release wheel hub, x-miracle bar


yeah i want black itr recaros, not sure if i'll keep the rear seats or go stripped back and throw a half cage in, i'm bummed about the EG6 cluster in the car aye night display is below par :( :( gotta dimmer switch in the car but it aint wired up :?
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By kapow
- Fri Mar 25, 2011 8:27 am #246131 Small update

Got the skyline as a daily driver, going to start wire tucking my engine bay this week and adding some mugen goodies.
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By HAFIL0_EG
- Fri Mar 25, 2011 12:43 pm #246145
kapow wrote:Small update

Got the skyline as a daily driver, going to start wire tucking my engine bay this week and adding some mugen goodies.


:thumb: :thumb: good stuff
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By HAFIL0_EG
- Sun Mar 27, 2011 10:40 am #246500 how's the tuck coming along?

just wondering bout the twin loop zorst on ur hatch, does it have a good note to it? and is there any performance gains to that type of zorst over say a cannon or regular high flow muffler? never really looked into the twin loop set up
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By kapow
- Sun Mar 27, 2011 12:45 pm #246509
HAFIL0_EG wrote:how's the tuck coming along?

just wondering bout the twin loop zorst on ur hatch, does it have a good note to it? and is there any performance gains to that type of zorst over say a cannon or regular high flow muffler? never really looked into the twin loop set up


It's been raining for a few days here, so haven't started yet, all the gear from jaycar set me back $20 which is not bad

If you go for something like a N1 style cannon setup, you lose bottom end power plus it has an annoying drone inside the cabin plus it's way over the legal limit (my opinion), only good for racing or high rpm all the time. The twin loop muffler has power in the bottom to midrange, plus the noise level is just under the legal limit.

Just look up mugen twin loop on youtube, exactly the same muffler
(random info: toda australia tested/proved that the xforce twin loop makes more power then the mugen twin loop)
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By HAFIL0_EG
- Mon Mar 28, 2011 1:57 pm #246710
kapow wrote:
HAFIL0_EG wrote:how's the tuck coming along?

just wondering bout the twin loop zorst on ur hatch, does it have a good note to it? and is there any performance gains to that type of zorst over say a cannon or regular high flow muffler? never really looked into the twin loop set up


It's been raining for a few days here, so haven't started yet, all the gear from jaycar set me back $20 which is not bad

If you go for something like a N1 style cannon setup, you lose bottom end power plus it has an annoying drone inside the cabin plus it's way over the legal limit (my opinion), only good for racing or high rpm all the time. The twin loop muffler has power in the bottom to midrange, plus the noise level is just under the legal limit.

Just look up mugen twin loop on youtube, exactly the same muffler
(random info: toda australia tested/proved that the xforce twin loop makes more power then the mugen twin loop)


sweet :thumb: so how much and where from if you dont mind me askin
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By kapow
- Tue Mar 29, 2011 12:12 pm #246912
HAFIL0_EG wrote:sweet :thumb: so how much and where from if you dont mind me askin

Cost me $220 through my local exhaust shop, just ring up xforce and ask for your nearest retailer :thumb:
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