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Old 04-09-17, 05:34 PM
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Originally Posted by 97-SC300
Yeah that should be a piece of cake to take care of.... Just a mini pneumatic sander and that could be fixed in a couple of minutes.
It's actually not that bad in person since most of the damage is on the side of the lip and not the face of it. It looks worse in the picture because there is cement on the lip and tire.
Old 04-11-17, 01:47 PM
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Took out my Precision 6176E and put in my 6266. Yeah my charge pipes are lame but getting new pipes done soon.

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Old 04-12-17, 11:41 PM
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My baby on jacks, gonna give it a full detail to the best of my abilities :/
compound/polish/glaze/sealant/wax
I sure hope the Porter Cable DA polisher is up to the task

Old 04-13-17, 06:08 AM
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Originally Posted by Deceptik1
Took out my Precision 6176E and put in my 6266. Yeah my charge pipes are lame but getting new pipes done soon.

Love the look of that turbo... I can't wait to turbo my SC!
Old 04-13-17, 10:53 PM
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Received my Nakamichi headunit from Factory Radio Service, who installed an auxiliary port onto the rear of the unit. Totally blows away the tape adapter. The sound quality is spectacular!
Old 04-13-17, 11:21 PM
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Got the body kit back from the shop. Still needs to be wetsanding and buffed but it Dosent look terrible. Got the front bumper and sides on. Rear bumper and valaces will gp on when I have time. Ls400 bbk is awaiting to go on as well.

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Old 04-15-17, 05:45 PM
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Just wired up my fogs and replaced the old bulbs with some yellow ones. Pica in a bit.
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replaced rear diff fluid- and the fill plug bolt. brake flush- replaced left side brake light bulbs (all) assy was full of water
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Originally Posted by CoOl21
My baby on jacks, gonna give it a full detail to the best of my abilities :/
compound/polish/glaze/sealant/wax
I sure hope the Porter Cable DA polisher is up to the task
Porter cable should work fine if there isn't any serious scratches in the paint. Clay/Compound (only where it's necessary)/polish/clean paint of oils and residue/sealant and you should be good. Skip the glaze and wax. A quality sealant should be enough.
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Originally Posted by INTIMAZY
The fuse box will NOT fit. I had to mold the bottom of the fuse box with a heat gun and trim it extensively to fit about 3" further back on the wheel well. Also had to redrill holes in the fender to mount it back further.

The TPS sensor wires had to be extended.

There's no provision for the AIT sensor either.

The PS upper fitting didn't clear the throttle cable guide at WOT so I had to go with the Powerhouse PS fitting.

The O rings supplied also are slightly too small and will snap if you try to stretch them too quickly.

The IAC is almost impossible to reach.

You need a custom extra long throttle cable.

The vacuum ports are fragile so be super careful to not cross thread one like I did.

The most annoying part, however, is that you HAVE to relocate your oil filter and get rid of the factory oil cooler/warmer. That was an expensive modification to run that manifold.

Otherwise? Bolt on. Hope it's worth all the work. It's the first manifold I found that fits the SC300 without clearance issues with the brake booster. Gorgeous piece and the inside work is exceptional.

Thank you for your reply, I may have to relocate my fuse box also, but as far as oil stock oil mount bracket mine clears it with no issues, great heads up on the cross threading!!, but since I havent installed the engine in the sc yet, I have no clue if it would clear brake master.

I do like the craftsmanship of the manifold myself, looks like itbs inside of it!!
Rock on!!

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Finishing up the calipers.

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Old 04-20-17, 06:24 AM
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Originally Posted by Golden95SC
Finishing up the calipers.



Those look great, although I would've taped the threads, bleeder grommet, etc. Since brake paint is ceramic it may be a bit harder to clean it off of those parts.
Be sure to post your progress! Did you get to paint your rotors also?
My SS brake lines will finally be delivered on Monday, so I plan to install my LS400 brakes soon thereafter. Pics will be shared!
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Originally Posted by Golden95SC
Finishing up the calipers.
Those look real good and the color will be a great contrast with your black SC..... Are you going with decals? What color would you use? I still have a set of black decals I could donate (shown in the pic on the right) ..... send me a PM with an address if you are interested.... (the ones in the middle went on my car and I donated the white set to another member...).
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Originally Posted by mrmj2u
Those look great, although I would've taped the threads, bleeder grommet, etc. Since brake paint is ceramic it may be a bit harder to clean it off of those parts.
Be sure to post your progress! Did you get to paint your rotors also?
My SS brake lines will finally be delivered on Monday, so I plan to install my LS400 brakes soon thereafter. Pics will be shared!
Thanks I appreciate the input. I have brand rotors that Il be using. They have the electomagnetic coating on them for rust prevention. I'm not a fan of drilled and slotted slotted rotors and I wanted a simple and clean look. Couldn't find a slotted set that I really liked. So I went with centrics

I have to wait for the install, I don't think my wheels will clear the brakes. I'm not looking into running spacers either. So they might have to wait till I get the permanent wheels.

IL be going with sve track setup, 17" skinnies in the fronts and wide 15" rears. I'm gloss black. IL be building this car right! Can't wait til I swap in the gte.


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Old 04-25-17, 01:51 AM
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Originally Posted by Duck05
Those look real good and the color will be a great contrast with your black SC..... Are you going with decals? What color would you use? I still have a set of black decals I could donate (shown in the pic on the right) ..... send me a PM with an address if you are interested.... (the ones in the middle went on my car and I donated the white set to another member...).

Thanks man I appreciate the kind offer. At this point there not going on just yet. I don't know if my wheels will clear. There's stock enkeis from a 2010 eclipse I belive. There close as is with stock brakes.

And I haven't decided if Im going with a decal. If I were to choose they would definitely be black for sure. But I might keep them stock


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