My IS build
12-16-11, 09:14 PM
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All you need to do is measure the distance from the bottom of the threaded area to the bottom of the locking perch with measuring tape. Then you make sure the one on the opposite side matches. You repeat this for the two that you did not do yet. Make sure the measurements are the same for the two rears and the two fronts. All four do not need to be the same but the left rear should be the same as the right rear and the front left should be the same as the front right. You'll need to roll and possibly shave your fenders for clearance but you shouldn't go too too low because you have a AWD and they have the whole vibration issue.
12-20-11, 02:41 AM
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as far as the vibration issue goes there is a solution that a member had before he traded in his car and that was adding spacers on the axles which he claimed reduced the vibration by a lot, i plan to try this in the spring time when it gets warmer but until then the vibration is not too bad
12-22-11, 08:07 PM
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Just installed my interior LED's 6000k.
Heres some pics:
I'm planning of getting the Clear courtesy housing soon, but I gotta say $30.00 for two plastic pieces are quite steep in price.
Oh and just got some weather mats, perfect for that Washington weather.
And ofcourse the JDM Airfreshner.
Heres some pics:
I'm planning of getting the Clear courtesy housing soon, but I gotta say $30.00 for two plastic pieces are quite steep in price.
Oh and just got some weather mats, perfect for that Washington weather.
And ofcourse the JDM Airfreshner.
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12-22-11, 10:01 PM
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12-23-11, 12:03 AM
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Nice wish list... and a SOLID start Kele. Mod bug hit you hard. Seems like your using up any free time you have wisely
I also got the all weather mat's from Sewell even tho some members don't like them as they state the design is not "functional" to hold water & dirt. IMO I like the way the look and they do the job for me. That air freshner is pretty good too. Just doesn't last as long as I would anticipate, you really gotta slowly release the scent to make it last by adjusting that slide on top. Where did you put yours?
I also got the all weather mat's from Sewell even tho some members don't like them as they state the design is not "functional" to hold water & dirt. IMO I like the way the look and they do the job for me. That air freshner is pretty good too. Just doesn't last as long as I would anticipate, you really gotta slowly release the scent to make it last by adjusting that slide on top. Where did you put yours?
12-23-11, 01:14 AM
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Nice wish list... and a SOLID start Kele. Mod bug hit you hard. Seems like your using up any free time you have wisely I also got the all weather mat's from Sewell even tho some members don't like them as they state the design is not "functional" to hold water & dirt. IMO I like the way the look and they do the job for me. That air freshner is pretty good too. Just doesn't last as long as I would anticipate, you really gotta slowly release the scent to make it last by adjusting that slide on top. Where did you put yours?
I also got the all weather mat's from Sewell even tho some members don't like them as they state the design is not "functional" to hold water & dirt. IMO I like the way the look and they do the job for me. That air freshner is pretty good too. Just doesn't last as long as I would anticipate, you really gotta slowly release the scent to make it last by adjusting that slide on top. Where did you put yours?
12-23-11, 12:22 PM
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