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Re: (Boosted Chemist)
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Isopropyl
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You're a nerd.
Isopropyl
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Re: (Boosted Chemist)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Boosted Chemist »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">What happened to this thread? Deftones leaves and we barely get a page a day....</TD></TR></TABLE> i noticed that too.
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Re: (b16_madman)
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Throw some D's on that bitch!
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Throw some D's on that bitch!
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Re: (Boosted Chemist)
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...takes some time to master the zen art of soldering.</TD></TR></TABLE>thats for sure.
...takes some time to master the zen art of soldering.</TD></TR></TABLE>thats for sure.
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Re: (HatchMo)
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...just bought a C-R-X!!
Throw some D's on that bitch!
</TD></TR></TABLE>...just bought a C-R-X!!
i know everybody hates password, but have you guys seen these? vision knock off's i guess. http://www.passwordjdm.com/prodtype.asp?PT_ID=510
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Re: (phoenix1.8)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by phoenix1.8 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i know everybody hates password, but have you guys seen these? vision knock off's i guess. http://www.passwordjdm.com/prodtype.asp?PT_ID=510</TD></TR></TABLE>
isn't everything Password make a knock off anyway
isn't everything Password make a knock off anyway
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Re: (phoenix1.8)
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They must be out of their damn mind for $130. I bet they leak water too.
They must be out of their damn mind for $130. I bet they leak water too.
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Re: (vega_box)
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isn't everything Password make a knock off anyway </TD></TR></TABLE>
password is the Rota of the accessory business
isn't everything Password make a knock off anyway
</TD></TR></TABLE>password is the Rota of the accessory business
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Re: (fourthgenhatchB17)
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They must be out of their damn mind for $130. I bet they leak water too. </TD></TR></TABLE>
That price is outrageous!
They must be out of their damn mind for $130. I bet they leak water too.
</TD></TR></TABLE>That price is outrageous!
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Re: (vega_box)
i see no 88-89 love. i find it funny that this time they wrote in the ad specifically that they are not painted by password, i remember reading almost a year ago about how they were selling "smoked" sidemarkers that were spray painted smoked as opposed to being molded that way. password try to say it was a password exclusive to get these rare oem smoked sidemarkers. there were posts of people complaining that their sidemarkers "smoke" was coming off. 
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Re: (gospeedgo1)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by gospeedgo1 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i see no 88-89 love. i find it funny that this time they wrote in the ad specifically that they are not painted by password, i remember reading almost a year ago about how they were selling "smoked" sidemarkers that were spray painted smoked as opposed to being molded that way. password try to say it was a password exclusive to get these rare oem smoked sidemarkers. there were posts of people complaining that their sidemarkers "smoke" was coming off. </TD></TR></TABLE>
There is no such thing as OEM "smoke" side markers or corner lights or Rear fogs.
I laugh at peopel whom believe thise and go out and spend money on it because it defeats the whole purpose of safety specs being so-called "smoked"
I know a couple of people who fell for this dumb tactic and tried to argue with me about it
</TD></TR></TABLE>There is no such thing as OEM "smoke" side markers or corner lights or Rear fogs.
I laugh at peopel whom believe thise and go out and spend money on it because it defeats the whole purpose of safety specs being so-called "smoked"
I know a couple of people who fell for this dumb tactic and tried to argue with me about it
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Re: (gospeedgo1)
wow, i just put on an OEM replacement radiator cap. it appears the original cap was still on. no wonder why my car would drink coolant, water, and my lower radiator hose would never get warm. i may be picking up a hks hi power muffler this week to put on the CRX, has anyone seen any pictures with one on a CRX (they dont offer an exhaust system for EFs). i will try to have it on by the meet, if i have find a good exhaust shop to bend the piping from the axle back.
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Re: (civicandy)
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I kinda figured that's how it's done. I prefer the harness to stay on the motor. Hence my reason to not do a full tuck. </TD></TR></TABLE>
Yeah I wouldnt pull the main plugs through the firewall, that will make pulling your motor a pain. What I did with mine was route the main harness behind the rear engine mount and connect to the engine harness behind the intake manifold. My whole harness is kind of laying on the rear crossmember (I havent decided on how to secure it yet). When I remove my engine I just disconnect the harness when I'm disconnecting the shift linkage.
If you wanted to make it real trick you could buy some AMP connectors and get a firewall mount connector. Basically it would be 1 connector for all of the wiring, however this will require you to cut off the large main and engine connectors and crimp on pins that go into the AMP connectors. I was going to do this but I didnt have the time. You can get the connectors and pins from http://www.amp.com/.
I kinda figured that's how it's done. I prefer the harness to stay on the motor. Hence my reason to not do a full tuck. </TD></TR></TABLE>
Yeah I wouldnt pull the main plugs through the firewall, that will make pulling your motor a pain. What I did with mine was route the main harness behind the rear engine mount and connect to the engine harness behind the intake manifold. My whole harness is kind of laying on the rear crossmember (I havent decided on how to secure it yet). When I remove my engine I just disconnect the harness when I'm disconnecting the shift linkage.
If you wanted to make it real trick you could buy some AMP connectors and get a firewall mount connector. Basically it would be 1 connector for all of the wiring, however this will require you to cut off the large main and engine connectors and crimp on pins that go into the AMP connectors. I was going to do this but I didnt have the time. You can get the connectors and pins from http://www.amp.com/.
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Re: (B16CRXT)
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That would be military spec it is the only way to do it
That would be military spec it is the only way to do it
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Re: (Prelude_2_NV)
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That price is outrageous! </TD></TR></TABLE>
Yea bro for real. I almost fell out of my ef9 office seat when i read that ****!!! ahaha
That price is outrageous!
</TD></TR></TABLE>Yea bro for real. I almost fell out of my ef9 office seat when i read that ****!!! ahaha
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I was talking to some guy today about wire tucking and he brought up the issue about what if you have a short or something or some kind of electrical problem down the line. It it harder to fix because all the wires are tucked now??