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Old 09-18-13, 11:22 AM
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Originally Posted by gmonsen
Silver7... Another really nice black car. Having Dale on this was great and means you'll have a solid motor. What wheels are those?

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Thanks. Motor is def solid and Dale was very meticulous putting everything back together. Few more things I want to do before deals gap next year....but I'm waiting till after break in to do them.

The wheels are the Mazda speed ms-01
Old 09-23-13, 03:57 PM
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Just some new pics. Got about 300 more miles for break in. Gonna get ready to pull a few small pieces like the windshield wipers and cover for paint. Still need to get a few more things to make her a little more happy once it's broken in. More to come soon....



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Old 09-24-13, 06:37 PM
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Very nice!
Old 10-02-13, 05:36 PM
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Originally Posted by Quack3r
Very nice!
Thanks man. Still have a lot to do.



Not really an update on my 7...but some of the guys had a mod day last Saturday and I have been too lazy to update pics. I did clean the 7....but u probably wont see much of mine in the pics...lol Thanks Dale for having us.

Fixing a rear diff leak. Bad seal.
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19"x12.5" ...drool
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Fixing a radio issue as well
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Old 10-03-13, 05:40 AM
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That fortune car looks pretty good. Do you know what wheels those are?
Old 10-10-13, 09:15 PM
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Originally Posted by Dliverance
That fortune car looks pretty good. Do you know what wheels those are?
They are the wedz krantze
Old 10-16-13, 01:38 PM
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Took her out a few days ago to finalize my break in.

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Motor is finally broken in...but now its time for some maintenance and to get a few more things before I decide to turn the boost back up (safety first)


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Time for another oil change w/filter, decided to go ahead and change rear diff fluid and fuel filter as well. Finally got my oil catch can in also.
Old 10-23-13, 01:26 PM
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So got a little bored today and decided to change the intake setup on the car. The current Peter Farrell intake works great, I just hated how big and bulky it was and the fact that you had to use the stock rubber intake pipes. Plus in order to clean the filter the intercooler needed to be unbolted and moved to the side. One of the local guys upgraded his intake system and I was able to get his Greddy intake for my car...score.

Pulled off the old intake which like I said up top...was a pain in the @$$.

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This stuff works wonders. Took me two days to clean these filter. Yes they were pretty bad. I still may get new filters later...but for now these are good.

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Fits great. Takes up less room. And a crap load easier to clean the filters if needed.

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Old 10-23-13, 01:41 PM
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Originally Posted by silver_7

Any idea what paint color this is? I'm getting close to a respray and am hunting for the right blue. This one might be Monterey Blue that you see on some Lambo's?

Looks great, I'd love to know the code.
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Originally Posted by camajo
Any idea what paint color this is? I'm getting close to a respray and am hunting for the right blue. This one might be Monterey Blue that you see on some Lambo's? Looks great, I'd love to know the code.
It's a blue metallic from the Porsche 911. Not sure the exact name of the color or what year Porsche
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Update 10/29/13: Finally got in and dropped off my new Headlight covers to be painted last Friday. Picked them up yesterday and I must say they did an amazing job. Also the first time Ive driven the car since the oil filter, oil, fuel filter and diff fluid....feels like a whole new car.

Covers after pick up.
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Old broken covers on the left.....New hotness on the right.
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Cleaning and adjusting the headlight assembly
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After seeing how good the covers looked and how crappy the headlight shrouds looked, I decided I needed to paint those as well.
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After some cleaning and first coat....Left them to dry after the second coat.
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Old 10-30-13, 01:51 PM
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Update: Today I finished up the headlight shrouds and installed them with the new covers on the car. Unfortunately, I decided that there were a few more thing that also needed painting and kinda went a little crazy. Decided to pull the windshield wipers and the covers for paint as well. Had to do some cleaning while I was doing that as well.

Headlight shrouds after paint.
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Before on the left. After on the right. I think they came out very well.
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After install
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After some minor adjustment
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This is where I decided to pull the wipers and covers for those.
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I guess its been a while since this area was cleaned.
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After a few minutes of cleaning. Looks waaaaay better.
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Currently cleaning and painting the wiper covers. Should have an update on those tomorrow.
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Glad you finally have headlight covers!

BTW, you don't have to remove the hood to remove the wipers and cowl . Also, if you need some of the little plastic screw covers for the cowl I think I have some.

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Originally Posted by DaleClark
Glad you finally have headlight covers!

BTW, you don't have to remove the hood to remove the wipers and cowl . Also, if you need some of the little plastic screw covers for the cowl I think I have some.

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Hahaha thanks. Im happy I ave them also.

I kinda figured I didnt have to remove the hood but I really didnt want to scratch/chip the paint on it, and since its off I decided to see how much I like the aftermarket hood on it.

Ill probably keep the stock hood a little longer and get he other hood painted w/hood pins after deals gap. Really not sure cause I like the clean look. Eh, we will see.
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Update: Pulled and cleaned the windshield wiper covers yesterday and was able to get a few coats of paint on them. Left them over night to dry and installed them today. Also played around with the idea of putting a different hood on the car....but decided I wanted to keep the clean look for a little longer before going more aggressive.

After pulling the covers off of the car
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Cleaned and first coat of paint
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After a few coats...all dry and ready for install this morning
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Sooo much better
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This is a teaser shot for next year I guess. Still have to get the hood restored and painted. Need hood pins and a few other stuff painted, so decided to do everything at one time after deals gap.
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Looks good silver!
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Originally Posted by silver_7

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what was wrong with the blitz intake? it looked nice.
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Thanks Estevan.

The Blitz wouldn't fit with the new intercooler setup. Believe me...if I could have kept it , I would. Love that intake.
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clean ride
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Originally Posted by silver_7

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Looks like the middle setup would be the best for intake air temps, drawing cool air from your intercooler duct. Anyway beautiful FD!
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Originally Posted by ThunderSprinter
Looks like the middle setup would be the best for intake air temps, drawing cool air from your intercooler duct. Anyway beautiful FD!
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You are def correct. Probably better if I tracked the car, but for what I do locally and just my normal driving I haven't noticed a big diff. Plus will be adding meth before the summer months come back around. I honestly just like the hard pipes, easy removal if necessary, filter is easy to clean and opens up the engine bay a bit more. I really wanted the HKS-RS intakes but the GReddy will do. I also hated that I had to move the intercooler just to remove the intake box.
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This is an awesome build man, I am looking to build one myself in the future. I ran through your whole thread am thoroughly impressed. Funny thing is, I had no idea that you were from Pensacola , Im from Gulf Shores!
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Thanks I appreciate it. Its pretty much on hold until after the holidays....so Im just having a little fun with it here and there and taking it out every now and then.

Gulf shores...nice. If you are ever back this way there are quite a few of us here, as u can tell from a few of the picks. Usually we do regular mod days and once a month we meet up for a cruise and breakfast.
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That's cool, I didn't know that there were that many FD enthusiasts back home, idk when I will be home yet (I'm in the Air Force, stationed on Pearl Harbor) but I will definitely have to get up with y'all when I come around!
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Really clean! I love this build haha seems as if you have the same taste as I do

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