New (stock) ass and some other goodies
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New (stock) *** and some other goodies
Well, I just recently had my rear bumper and exhaust replaced because of an accident, so here's a pic of the before, and a bunch of the after.
My few mods are listed in my sig. Sorry for the dark pics! This weekend I'm going camping up in the mountains so hopefully I'll get some better ones with nice, scenic backgrounds.
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My few mods are listed in my sig. Sorry for the dark pics! This weekend I'm going camping up in the mountains so hopefully I'll get some better ones with nice, scenic backgrounds.
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Last edited by khtm; Apr 14, 2005 at 08:05 AM.
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Originally Posted by khtm
Well, I just recently had my rear bumper and exhaust replaced because of an accident, so here's a pic of the before, and a bunch of the after.
My few mods are listed in my sig. Sorry for the dark pics! This weekend I'm going camping up in the mountains so hopefully I'll get some better ones with nice, scenic backgrounds.
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My few mods are listed in my sig. Sorry for the dark pics! This weekend I'm going camping up in the mountains so hopefully I'll get some better ones with nice, scenic backgrounds.
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Originally Posted by rotten42
Glad to see you've still got your winter tires on considering you're going camping in the mountains and we just got snow again today.
http://www.weatheroffice.ec.gc.ca/ci..._metric_e.html
Of course who the heck knows if it'll actually be like that, the way the weather changes around here
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How the heck did you get at those darn driving lights to replace the bulbs? I read about removing the ECU cover and whatnot, but I'm still having a hard time.
The moron who designed these to be this hard to access should replace all the bulbs on every single car...
The moron who designed these to be this hard to access should replace all the bulbs on every single car...
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Originally Posted by khtm
True, but look at the forecast!
http://www.weatheroffice.ec.gc.ca/ci..._metric_e.html
Of course who the heck knows if it'll actually be like that, the way the weather changes around here
http://www.weatheroffice.ec.gc.ca/ci..._metric_e.html
Of course who the heck knows if it'll actually be like that, the way the weather changes around here
do you really want to replace your *** again?!...stick with the winter tires for a few more weeks...trust me, I've been living in Calgary all my life....we have more snow coming!
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Originally Posted by Tamas
How the heck did you get at those darn driving lights to replace the bulbs? I read about removing the ECU cover and whatnot, but I'm still having a hard time.
The moron who designed these to be this hard to access should replace all the bulbs on every single car...
The moron who designed these to be this hard to access should replace all the bulbs on every single car...
It also helps if you have a friend to shine a flashlight through the front of the light opening when you're trying to put it back in...that's the hardest part. Small hands would help too! I wasn't so lucky
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Originally Posted by rotten42
do you really want to replace your *** again?!...stick with the winter tires for a few more weeks...trust me, I've been living in Calgary all my life....we have more snow coming!
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Originally Posted by khtm
Yeah, you need to remove the ECU and battery cover to get to the passenger side light. The driver side is much easier - you don't have to remove anything.
It also helps if you have a friend to shine a flashlight through the front of the light opening when you're trying to put it back in...that's the hardest part. Small hands would help too! I wasn't so lucky
It also helps if you have a friend to shine a flashlight through the front of the light opening when you're trying to put it back in...that's the hardest part. Small hands would help too! I wasn't so lucky
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Hey, didn't that accident you have occur the last time you were in the mountains? Now you're tempting fate again!
This time I'm only going to Kananaskis so I should be ok
i was thinking on switching the turn signals and high beam bulbs. would you know how to access those too?
wow
never seen steel wheels on a 8 before
winter must be ruff upthere
never seen steel wheels on a 8 before
winter must be ruff upthere
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How am I supposed to recognize your 8 now with out the battle damage? Heh heh. I guess it'll be from the bright *** DRL and the steelies.
Yea, I'm keeping my winters on until end of April. Was going to do it last weekend but got too lazy.
Yea, I'm keeping my winters on until end of April. Was going to do it last weekend but got too lazy.
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