best way to remove insulation
you stripped at 00 si? Damn
With a car like that, i would never gut it just for speed, a 3 or 4 year old car like that is basicly brand new. Anyway, search there are a few threads on in. I remember one being a air hammer with a chizzle attachment.
hehe Chizzle da interiozizzle, make your car look like wizzle, all for some fo shizzle
With a car like that, i would never gut it just for speed, a 3 or 4 year old car like that is basicly brand new. Anyway, search there are a few threads on in. I remember one being a air hammer with a chizzle attachment.
hehe Chizzle da interiozizzle, make your car look like wizzle, all for some fo shizzle
put dry ice all around the insulation, and leave it for about 10 - 20 minutes or until it freezes and cracks, then take a putty knife or something to scrap the hell of the smaller pieces off. It sounds wierd but works great. Takes some elbow grease....but what doesnt?!?!
Dry ice you can get at most craft stores or restaurants or something for fairly cheap. Goodluck man with whatever you decide to do.
BTW, if you do the ice trick, break it into alot of smaller peices and spread it everywhere you can
Dry ice you can get at most craft stores or restaurants or something for fairly cheap. Goodluck man with whatever you decide to do.
BTW, if you do the ice trick, break it into alot of smaller peices and spread it everywhere you can
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by civboy115 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">put dry ice all around the insulation, and leave it for about 10 - 20 minutes or until it freezes and cracks, then take a putty knife or something to scrap the hell of the smaller pieces off. It sounds wierd but works great. Takes some elbow grease....but what doesnt?!?!
Dry ice you can get at most craft stores or restaurants or something for fairly cheap. Goodluck man with whatever you decide to do.
BTW, if you do the ice trick, break it into alot of smaller peices and spread it everywhere you can
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Yep thats it dry ice and chisle and hammer look in the last months issue of honda tunning i think there is a jdm type r on the cover they talk about doing that to one of their project cars.
Dry ice you can get at most craft stores or restaurants or something for fairly cheap. Goodluck man with whatever you decide to do.
BTW, if you do the ice trick, break it into alot of smaller peices and spread it everywhere you can
</TD></TR></TABLE>Yep thats it dry ice and chisle and hammer look in the last months issue of honda tunning i think there is a jdm type r on the cover they talk about doing that to one of their project cars.
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well i just strpped my buddys 92 nissan se-r turbo and i just used a hammer and a decent scraper takes a long time but its worth it every little bit counts know what i mean
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by B16SI00 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">thanks thats really helpful, but on what issue of honda tunning that came out.</TD></TR></TABLE>
i think it is the jannuary issue i will look when i get home and let you know
i think it is the jannuary issue i will look when i get home and let you know
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