After 2 years, my car is still just like the day I bought it. **PICS**
With the exception of no more car payment, short shifter, Si front/rear sway bars, & 40k on the odometer. Everything is just like the day I bought the car.




So why did you feel the need to create a pointless, techless thread about it.
Want a pat on the back?
Good for you.
Congratulations.
Rico, where the cookies at?
Must suck to be in all that heat and humidity without AC too. I know how it is, I lived in Florida my whole childhood and most of my adult life.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by fg2si!kid »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">how do you keep your engine bay so clean !!</TD></TR></TABLE>
It isn't difficult. Buy a can or a bottle of simple green or castrol super clean. When you pull up to your favorite do it your self car wash, soak the engine bay with it, wait a few minutes, then go to town with the pressure washer.
Modified by Kidnkorner at 1:33 AM 3/17/2008
Want a pat on the back?
Good for you.
Congratulations.
Rico, where the cookies at?
Must suck to be in all that heat and humidity without AC too. I know how it is, I lived in Florida my whole childhood and most of my adult life.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by fg2si!kid »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">how do you keep your engine bay so clean !!</TD></TR></TABLE>
It isn't difficult. Buy a can or a bottle of simple green or castrol super clean. When you pull up to your favorite do it your self car wash, soak the engine bay with it, wait a few minutes, then go to town with the pressure washer.
Modified by Kidnkorner at 1:33 AM 3/17/2008
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Kidnkorner »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Rico, where the cookies at?
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Hmmm. Some big ugly plugged in thing sticking up out of the dash. Single-din head unit. No tire shine. Dirty all-season mat on the passenger side. NO A/C.
Chef RICO is hereby not amused and refuses to bake a batch for this guy.
Anyway I gave my last good cookie to 24boosted for the purchase of his Greddy Turbo on his Si.
And I think THIS guy has already received a cookie. I do not hand out "seconds". Only on special occasions.....this is not one of them.
Modified by RICO_ at 5:39 AM 3/17/2008
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Hmmm. Some big ugly plugged in thing sticking up out of the dash. Single-din head unit. No tire shine. Dirty all-season mat on the passenger side. NO A/C.
Chef RICO is hereby not amused and refuses to bake a batch for this guy.
Anyway I gave my last good cookie to 24boosted for the purchase of his Greddy Turbo on his Si.
And I think THIS guy has already received a cookie. I do not hand out "seconds". Only on special occasions.....this is not one of them.
Modified by RICO_ at 5:39 AM 3/17/2008
relax beotch, it's just a beater/daily driver. My project car > you whiney hiney.




In case you're wondering...
I bought the supra for $500.
Spent $5k in:
Rebuilt the engine & head
Sand down car + Paint job ($300 Maaco lol)
All new seals & gasket
All t-bolt clamps
All new hoses
New radiator
New windshield
New clutch
60-1 clipped turbo
3" turbo-back exhaust
Lexus AFM
Turbo timer
AFPR
Running @ 18psi.




In case you're wondering...
I bought the supra for $500.
Spent $5k in:
Rebuilt the engine & head
Sand down car + Paint job ($300 Maaco lol)
All new seals & gasket
All t-bolt clamps
All new hoses
New radiator
New windshield
New clutch
60-1 clipped turbo
3" turbo-back exhaust
Lexus AFM
Turbo timer
AFPR
Running @ 18psi.
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One of my friend's went through two of those supras... cracked the head on one (not sure how) and i don't even want to know what happened to the other one.... He ruined two great cars.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by kroze »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">relax beotch, it's just a beater/daily driver. My project car > you whiney hiney.




In case you're wondering...
I bought the supra for $500.
Spent $5k in:
Rebuilt the engine & head
Sand down car + Paint job ($300 Maaco lol)
All new seals & gasket
All t-bolt clamps
All new hoses
New radiator
New windshield
New clutch
60-1 clipped turbo
3" turbo-back exhaust
Lexus AFM
Turbo timer
AFPR
Running @ 18psi.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Actually I WASN'T wondering. This is Honda-Tech. Your Supra project car is of no relevance here. But it is nice. I'll give you that.
And did you just call me a "whiney hiney"??
Whatever that means.




In case you're wondering...
I bought the supra for $500.
Spent $5k in:
Rebuilt the engine & head
Sand down car + Paint job ($300 Maaco lol)
All new seals & gasket
All t-bolt clamps
All new hoses
New radiator
New windshield
New clutch
60-1 clipped turbo
3" turbo-back exhaust
Lexus AFM
Turbo timer
AFPR
Running @ 18psi.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Actually I WASN'T wondering. This is Honda-Tech. Your Supra project car is of no relevance here. But it is nice. I'll give you that.
And did you just call me a "whiney hiney"??
Whatever that means.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Kidnkorner »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
It isn't difficult. Buy a can or a bottle of simple green or castrol super clean. When you pull up to your favorite do it your self car wash, soak the engine bay with it, wait a few minutes, then go to town with the pressure washer.
Modified by Kidnkorner at 1:33 AM 3/17/2008</TD></TR></TABLE>
It has nothing to do with living in a southern state......no salt and snow.....
It isn't difficult. Buy a can or a bottle of simple green or castrol super clean. When you pull up to your favorite do it your self car wash, soak the engine bay with it, wait a few minutes, then go to town with the pressure washer.
Modified by Kidnkorner at 1:33 AM 3/17/2008</TD></TR></TABLE>
It has nothing to do with living in a southern state......no salt and snow.....
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It has nothing to do with living in a southern state......no salt and snow.....</TD></TR></TABLE>
What and why did you quote me?
It has nothing to do with living in a southern state......no salt and snow.....</TD></TR></TABLE>
What and why did you quote me?
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What and why did you quote me?</TD></TR></TABLE>
Because you said it was easy to keep an engine bay clean. Use some cleaner etc at the car wash and then pressure wash it off. In states with snow and salt you can do that, but as soon as you pull out of the carwash it will be covered in crap again.
I was just stating that its not that easy for us Northerners.
What and why did you quote me?</TD></TR></TABLE>
Because you said it was easy to keep an engine bay clean. Use some cleaner etc at the car wash and then pressure wash it off. In states with snow and salt you can do that, but as soon as you pull out of the carwash it will be covered in crap again.
I was just stating that its not that easy for us Northerners.
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Because you said it was easy to keep an engine bay clean. Use some cleaner etc at the car wash and then pressure wash it off. In states with snow and salt you can do that, but as soon as you pull out of the carwash it will be covered in crap again.
I was just stating that its not that easy for us Northerners.
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That's why you should wait until the snow & salt melt first and then wash the engine bay.
Same concept with car washing, you're not going to wash, wax, and detail the car knowing that it's going to rain in a few hours later would you?
Because you said it was easy to keep an engine bay clean. Use some cleaner etc at the car wash and then pressure wash it off. In states with snow and salt you can do that, but as soon as you pull out of the carwash it will be covered in crap again.
I was just stating that its not that easy for us Northerners.
</TD></TR></TABLE>That's why you should wait until the snow & salt melt first and then wash the engine bay.
Same concept with car washing, you're not going to wash, wax, and detail the car knowing that it's going to rain in a few hours later would you?
Mine looks the same off the lot as well! except for a paint chip on the hood, Fujita S-Ram intake, SSR deleted cat headers, and Greddy Ti-C! soon to be dropped!
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That's why you should wait until the snow & salt melt first and then wash the engine bay.
Same concept with car washing, you're not going to wash, wax, and detail the car knowing that it's going to rain in a few hours later would you?</TD></TR></TABLE>
.....................................Salt stains things where after extended exposure the area will not come as clean as it would before the salt came into contact with it.
Yeah I wouldnt want to wash the car when it will just get dirty again, but when you live up here that is just the case. If I had to wait for a period of sunny weather it would never happen. Seeing as we get snow from October til May (8 Months a year) and it seems to rain every other day since we are one of the highest overcasted regions in the country.
That's why you should wait until the snow & salt melt first and then wash the engine bay.
Same concept with car washing, you're not going to wash, wax, and detail the car knowing that it's going to rain in a few hours later would you?</TD></TR></TABLE>
.....................................Salt stains things where after extended exposure the area will not come as clean as it would before the salt came into contact with it.
Yeah I wouldnt want to wash the car when it will just get dirty again, but when you live up here that is just the case. If I had to wait for a period of sunny weather it would never happen. Seeing as we get snow from October til May (8 Months a year) and it seems to rain every other day since we are one of the highest overcasted regions in the country.
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.????? but clean supra
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toyota-tech?
I think you made a wrong turn...
.........supra?
I think you're on crack
.????? but clean supra
</TD></TR></TABLE>toyota-tech?
I think you made a wrong turn...
.........supra?
I think you're on crack
Nice clean Civic, cool project car.
Mike... we needs some regulating up in this place.
^ Even members who think bleach is good for white paint and cat back exhausts are bad for "no reason," is flaming now.
Mike... we needs some regulating up in this place.
^ Even members who think bleach is good for white paint and cat back exhausts are bad for "no reason," is flaming now.
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toyota-tech?
I think you made a wrong turn...
.........supra?
I think you're on crack</TD></TR></TABLE>
"Toyota-tech" was sarcasm. "Clean supra" was refering to the project car. Just a little clarification. It seems you have needed a lot of help with little things like this lately.
toyota-tech?
I think you made a wrong turn...
.........supra?
I think you're on crack</TD></TR></TABLE>
"Toyota-tech" was sarcasm. "Clean supra" was refering to the project car. Just a little clarification. It seems you have needed a lot of help with little things like this lately.


