welcome home (drift build)
06-26-11, 01:29 AM
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it will be fine...i got the original gloss off and i there are no drips so its cool...not worried about it...its not like its a show car and i have an extra dash...it will be fine..i preped it so that it will not flake off i didnt just pull it out and just start painting...but anyways ill have pics of it up tomorrow in the car...if you dont like it you dont say anything
06-26-11, 11:35 PM
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it will be fine...i got the original gloss off and i there are no drips so its cool...not worried about it...its not like its a show car and i have an extra dash...it will be fine..i preped it so that it will not flake off i didnt just pull it out and just start painting...but anyways ill have pics of it up tomorrow in the car...if you dont like it you dont say anything
06-27-11, 12:43 AM
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06-27-11, 01:20 AM
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Threads are not only suppose to be entertaining but also informative. That being said, someone had to point out that you did it the wrong way so that other people dont spend time and money copying what you did just to find out that the end result will not last. I do not understand the point of making a thread so people can watch you cut corners...
And I saw nothing that supports your claim that iani1.1 is being an internet gangster, people on this forum are relatively quick to start flaming others but that does not mean they are wrong.
And I saw nothing that supports your claim that iani1.1 is being an internet gangster, people on this forum are relatively quick to start flaming others but that does not mean they are wrong.
06-28-11, 12:09 AM
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[QUOTE=Primos003;10681929]Threads are not only suppose to be entertaining but also informative. That being said, someone had to point out that you did it the wrong way so that other people dont spend time and money copying what you did just to find out that the end result will not last. I do not understand the point of making a thread so people can watch you cut corners...
no one has to copy what i did...im not doing this for other people to copy and it sure isnt going to cost me any money what 97 cents oh wow...what i do to my car is on my own accord not for someone to copy like i stated if you dont like what im doing go start your own thread on it....besides if it dont last oh the hell well ill wrap it in carbon its no big deal...its a drift car not an every day driver so it dont matter what i do to the dash board i may not even run a dash when i put my roll cage in so who cares if i did it that way if someone copies its on their own accord not mine....now back to my regular scheduled program
was at the shop today doing some wiring on a car so i didnt have time work on my car today but i will update later this week
no one has to copy what i did...im not doing this for other people to copy and it sure isnt going to cost me any money what 97 cents oh wow...what i do to my car is on my own accord not for someone to copy like i stated if you dont like what im doing go start your own thread on it....besides if it dont last oh the hell well ill wrap it in carbon its no big deal...its a drift car not an every day driver so it dont matter what i do to the dash board i may not even run a dash when i put my roll cage in so who cares if i did it that way if someone copies its on their own accord not mine....now back to my regular scheduled program
was at the shop today doing some wiring on a car so i didnt have time work on my car today but i will update later this week
06-28-11, 12:57 AM
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LOL seriously? still sounds retarded as ****. "drifters" dont use **** paint from home depot to paint their dash. the **** you used from home depot drys like a hard shell compared to the real vinyl paint which dyes the material not just coat it. also if you are gonna use the car to drift, the paint WILL crack cause of body flex and what not. also a full interior in drift cars is like the new black to goths. rolling without a dash is just nonsense. i know its your thread or whatever but dude, your just ****** up...
on a side note, drift cars are suppose to be show cars with power to back it up while going sideways and a bitch at the passenger seat giving you road head. in short youre doing it wrong...
on a side note, drift cars are suppose to be show cars with power to back it up while going sideways and a bitch at the passenger seat giving you road head. in short youre doing it wrong...
06-28-11, 01:13 AM
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LOL seriously? still sounds retarded as ****. "drifters" dont use **** paint from home depot to paint their dash. the **** you used from home depot drys like a hard shell compared to the real vinyl paint which dyes the material not just coat it. also if you are gonna use the car to drift, the paint WILL crack cause of body flex and what not. also a full interior in drift cars is like the new black to goths. rolling without a dash is just nonsense. i know its your thread or whatever but dude, your just ****** up...
on a side note, drift cars are suppose to be show cars with power to back it up while going sideways and a bitch at the passenger seat giving you road head. in short youre doing it wrong...
on a side note, drift cars are suppose to be show cars with power to back it up while going sideways and a bitch at the passenger seat giving you road head. in short youre doing it wrong...
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07-12-11, 12:01 PM
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wow i have been busting my butt trying to find parts and things i need to do a battery relocation and jus learned that i dont need 90 % of the things im looking for...(man its good to be close to people that are in the professional race industry) all i needed was the wire the battery connectors and thats it.....the easiest way to do a battery relocation without all the fuses and things of that nature is to run your wire from the battery to the starter and from the starter to your main fuse...you can remove the power battery cable all together and the ground just cut it where it meets at the ground point.....and there is your battery relocation....pics will be up shortly
07-12-11, 07:45 PM
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The long positive lead you ran from the starter to the battery will need the breaker to keep your car from burning to a crisp when somewhere along the path there's a short to the frame, either from a crash or some other means.
Just looking out for you, man.
Just looking out for you, man.
07-13-11, 12:10 AM
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Post count is over rated
this guy knows nothing
first off this is a public forum.read the rules no one is bashing you. second are u serious about your irrasponsible batt relocation? you ever heard of a short?.smh and bro racers flock or suede the dash to cut down on glare.but what do i know all my rx7 have toyota motors
07-13-11, 11:13 AM
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200amp breaker comming later...dash is currently being wrapped in carbon..and the car is not a daily driver...so im not worried about the dash...i have 3 of them
07-15-11, 01:21 PM
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however the stock one works just fine..but whatever...ive been rolling around like that for a while on my other 7 and i havent had any issues so i dont see what the big fuss is about im still running my stock fuse box but i guess lol funny how you guys are blowing up over nothing lol
07-15-11, 01:28 PM
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speaking of battery relocations, i used 2 150A breakers. one right after the batter (within 1') and one in the engine bay. so far no problems cranking, fans coming on, raising or lowering the vert top, but i also used 0awg wiring with gold spade terminals
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07-16-11, 01:06 AM
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however the stock one works just fine..but whatever...ive been rolling around like that for a while on my other 7 and i havent had any issues so i dont see what the big fuss is about im still running my stock fuse box but i guess lol funny how you guys are blowing up over nothing lol
