How much Nitrous can a stock d16 hold before it craps you guys think?

 

Thats what I do. Then go back with a cleaner like simple green, and then I spray a protectant to get the shine.

Here is the sticker bomb:

 

Where did you get that!!?? It looks good.

Holy crap.

 

Thanks man,

On amazon, type in sticker bomb 2, its a book filled with stickers. $20 shipped..I got the 2nd one, there is a first one too. I plan on ordering when I get some extra cash. There is some crazy stickers!

 

Was it hard to put on? like around corners and groves and stuff?

 

Naw, just take your time and cut them or fold them good over the edges. When you put the trim back on it tucks the sides well so if they don't stick on the edges perfect no worries. Then you clear coat it before you put it back on.

 

I seen now, it's just a bunch of different stickers that you just put on/over lapped?

 

Yes sir

 

I wounder how it will hold up in the sun like in the summer time...


hmm...

 

wuzz up peeps

Today i checked me car over then when the cars jacked up and the 2 wheels are off....only the passenger side wheel actually has power and spins....

The drivers side stays completely still...i thought maybe the calliper had seized so i removed it but didnt help at all...

Will it be a driveshaft problem or could it be the gearbox has ****ed itself somehow? What caused the problem?

 

i've been spraying mine with a 75shot for a few years without any probs.

 

What all do oyu have to your D16? Just a 75 shot?

Exhaust?
Headers?
Intake?

 

Im hoping good, I live in Vegas...I would think it holds better in the sun because the adhesive will sstay sticky then the cold..

 

turbo

 

Why spend 3K at a turbo set up and tuning, when you can spend 750-1000 on a NOS set-up and kick ***?

Just my opinion.

If I had the money hell yeah I would go boost. No doubt.
But I don't know **** about turbo or forced induction in general.
So I would fail at trying to boost my car.
LOL

 

n/a - just look and sound cool going slow

lol

I am doing a 2.5" cat back, and still deciding on what muffler to run! Thinkin of running the megan n1 style one. Its a decent price and good look imo- I can't afford the HKS right now...and being low I think the exhaust is goign to get dinged up so I don't want to just scrape and beat up an expensive *** muffler lol.

 

I am shooting my brothers car tomorrow, but we just finally finished putting his skunk2 coilovers on and I feel accomplished. After snapping a bolt while doing so and going to many different places to finding the part we needed, we finally were successful.

 

Nice! another 96-98 lover!

 

winnar!

 

If you live where it can get really cold dont stickerbomb anything bennykins. I live in NM as soon as it started to get cold the sticker's started to lift even with two coats of clear. I bought both books i think book 1 is alot cooler. I did my center aswell but like i said they glue they use is cheap. Also if you use a can of clear with a small amout of acid in it they will run the ink and thin out the sticker.

 

Thanks, becuase I was just about to buy some.
I live in Boise ID, and for the last few days its been like 5 degrees.
Gahh!

 

P[QUOTE=Bennykins18;44346457]What all do oyu have to your D16? Just a 75 shot?

Exhaust?
Headers?
Intake?[/Q

Just intake header exhaust and a cam

 

sounds like a axle has gone bad. I would look at that first.

 

Looks good. When I did mine we had to grind the bolt holding the rear shock to the lower control arm. No place in town had it so I had to order it lol.

Glad to hear everything went good.

 

Yeah, it was a part of the control arm, literally no one we went to knew what it was called. We went to a foreign motors shop in Cleveland, they could order it, but it had to be the whole system, not just the piece we needed. So we stopped up at a honda dealership, again, had to order the whole system, which costed $280. We said forget it, we'll look for it online..then we were told about this huge junk yard in Cleveland, called Pull a part. Dude, this place was awesome, so many cars. We found the piece, ended up costing him $23 bucks.