NA8CSON

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Hello All,
Im Paul, i finally got around to taking some pictures of my car.

Its a 94 w/ 89K miles, cant remember what package, but its got P/S, P/M, M/W, Factory Torsen, had A/C (removed when turbo'd).

I bought it in 2006 with 48K miles from original owner.

Suspension: AGX w/ Tanabe GF210


Wheels and Tires:
TOM'S Racing Wheels wrapped in 205/50/15 RT-615 Azenis



Body & Interior:
Garage Vary Front lip, Hard Dog Sport w/sd, Autometer boost, Aem UEGO wideband gauge





Engine:
Saab (AiResearch) T3 @~5.5psi, Begi Mani, Begi AFPR, Green Tops, Probe FMIC, Custom 2.5" Downpipe & Exhaust w/ Magnaflow.

samnavy

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A nice bandaid setup... but those wheels are butt ugly.

Toddcod

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At work I never get the pictures.....
Welcome to the forum.

NA8CSON

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thanks, but i love those wheels, only they are a bit on the heavy side

samnavy

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To each their own... the rest of the car I really like... but the wheels, too mid-80's Corvette'ish:

NA8CSON

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yeah they are definitely like the c4 vette wheels, but thanks

Fireindc

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Looks nice, I like the heat extraction vent.

+1 about the fugly wheels.

dirtyboost

in the words of chris rock

"dont hate the player, hate the game"

a roadster well done. a+

18psi

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no one is hating the player, WTF are you talking about????


to he op: welcome to teh forum, while I dont like the wheels, everything else is looking good.

NA8CSON

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Thanks, it was a good junkyard find.

yo dirty, i will take some distance shots after work tomorrow.

Thucydides

Welcome.

Yeah, about those wheels.....did you ever think about polishing out the Tom's Racing lettering; those Corvette wheels don't look half bad. Alternatively, perhaps powder coating them would be something to consider. Just a thought....

And here's another; for around your water heater return hose you might look into this:

http://store.summitracing.com/partde...0&autoview=sku

Heat protection for your plug wires, hoses, and more.
Thermo-Tec Thermo-Flex aluminum heat shield sleeves are made from a composite heat shield material with unlimited uses. This composite material provides abrasion resistance, thermal insulation, and physical containment of hoses and wiring. The material is a combination of aluminum, silica, and stainless steel, which provides a sleeving that is flexible, lightweight, and strong. Install these sleeves on wires or hoses by slitting the material, rather than disconnecting the wire or hose ends. Thermo-Flex sleeves can withstand extreme temperatures of 750 degrees. Several sizes are available.

If you don't mind it being silver colored the heat shield tubes are quite economical and they should help that rubber hose next to your downpipe last at least a reasonable amount of time.

NA8CSON

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i dont think i want to resurface the wheels. i like them how they are. they are a rare wheel, especially on this side of the pacific.
thanks for idea for heat wrapping, but ive already got some still havent wrapped everything i think needs to be though

Thucydides

Well, those wheels certainly are different, and I don't mean that in a bad way. Looking forward to seeing how your car progresses, Paul.

Jim

NA8CSON

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^^^^ thanks jim. definitely different.