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Originally Posted by Meiogirl
no secondary inlet yet. i see myself installing this once i get a greddy elbow and some IC hardpipes. my boost issue ended up being a popped of coupler I couldnt see, now its 11llbs everytime.
now that you are bringing your shinies together its inspiring me to do so as well.
now that you are bringing your shinies together its inspiring me to do so as well.
You mean that piece is still sitting in your dresser drawer ! ! ! Funny thing is you can only see the very top of it any way. Glad you found the leake (even though you tripple checked the couplers) LOL I had a popped hose on my boost sensor and swore it was on there ... double tripple looked at it. A friend of mine reached in there and moved the hose....it was off. Tought me a lesson not to just look but give it a check physically. I originally wasn't going to polish pieces on my car, was thinking about powder coating (Jet hot) but our motors just look so impressive when they're buffed up. I don't know if you can use the Ebay hard pipes with the M2 CAI but if you can there a whole lot cheaper than the M2 hard pipes and mine actually look better than Tom's M2. Just search my thread for polishing or PM when your ready. Jack
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Originally Posted by sonix7
I completely agree with you Jack that is why we will be talking, and thank you for the compliments. I am trying to get this perfect. It takes time. All pieces are mine, but I am glad you reconsidered, when your ready to go let me know. Your a special case, but like I said I am here to hook everyone up that wants it. I am filling the void left by Mark Koch is how I look at it. Hope it works out, I got a lot of great people supporting me and I am not looking to let down. Thanx - Jason
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Jack, yes sir that is what its all about. Weave match. It is the most critical part. I think I have it down. You will be able to tell once the pictorial is done on Monday. I will then put it all back in with the AC relocated and three Defi D gauge Black faces in the ac location. It should show everyone my true capabilities. Jack I can match those handles. Yeah it is extremely beneficial to have it all done at once, unless you use a plain weave which is just like the MS cluster or the Spirit R cluster. It has a multidirectional weave pattern can be meshed much better without catching the eye. The 2 twill is what Mark used and I use. It is unidirectional and very finicky about alignment. Looks absolutely awesome though. Just wait for the pictures, I have the weave going southwest to northeast on all pieces. Hope that makes sense.
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Originally Posted by sonix7
Jack, yes sir that is what its all about. Weave match. It is the most critical part. I think I have it down. You will be able to tell once the pictorial is done on Monday. I will then put it all back in with the AC relocated and three Defi D gauge Black faces in the ac location. It should show everyone my true capabilities. Jack I can match those handles. Yeah it is extremely beneficial to have it all done at once, unless you use a plain weave which is just like the MS cluster or the Spirit R cluster. It has a multidirectional weave pattern can be meshed much better without catching the eye. The 2 twill is what Mark used and I use. It is unidirectional and very finicky about alignment. Looks absolutely awesome though. Just wait for the pictures, I have the weave going southwest to northeast on all pieces. Hope that makes sense.
Let me know how and when you want to do your polishing, we'll be working very closely together on these Montego Blue beauties. Jack
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