V-AFC install almost done
04-15-2001, 04:15 AM
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V-AFC install almost done
Painted it... just sprayed it lightly with many coats and the texture ended up being close to the rest of the pieces. Color is a little lighter than the other plastic... its noticeable if you're looking for it but I don't think it is really obvious.
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Nate's ride 2001 Silver TL, non-navi, 19"x8.0" +47 Alstadt IVs w/ Yokohama AVS Sport 235/35YR19, SuperCrystal lug nuts, Inspire wood steering wheel & tails, 2 burlwood dash kits & shift knob, TL-S AC trim, Alumapro BP-10 & ZX400TI Phoenix Gold, Python 1500 ESP (remote start, all windows up & down, sunroof closes, prox, etc), blue alarm LEDs, factory spoiler & body kit, AEM SRI, Mugen grill, Comptech sways, springs & exhaust, black chrome emblems, Apex'i V-AFC, Solaris 9005 high beams.
In progress: custom V-AFC install, crossdrilled rotors, Metal Master brake pads, Comptech headers, iridium spark plugs.
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"Deadly to the eyes, worth seeing."
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Nate's ride 2001 Silver TL, non-navi, 19"x8.0" +47 Alstadt IVs w/ Yokohama AVS Sport 235/35YR19, SuperCrystal lug nuts, Inspire wood steering wheel & tails, 2 burlwood dash kits & shift knob, TL-S AC trim, Alumapro BP-10 & ZX400TI Phoenix Gold, Python 1500 ESP (remote start, all windows up & down, sunroof closes, prox, etc), blue alarm LEDs, factory spoiler & body kit, AEM SRI, Mugen grill, Comptech sways, springs & exhaust, black chrome emblems, Apex'i V-AFC, Solaris 9005 high beams.
In progress: custom V-AFC install, crossdrilled rotors, Metal Master brake pads, Comptech headers, iridium spark plugs.
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"Deadly to the eyes, worth seeing."
04-15-2001, 05:43 PM
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Nate i like much props..... hummmmm
yo Streetz we gotta talk about this as well i want it...LOL
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99 TL,SATIN SILVER EXT.,EBONY INT.,UNDERBODY KIT, HEADLIGHT FINISHERS, INSPIRE TAILS, PIAA 1700X FOGS,17IN BBS RK, GUTTER GUARD GRILL, HEADLIGHTS CLEARED,COMPTECH EXHAUST, COMPTECH SPRINGS, AUDIO ALL DRESSED UP, DVD In THE VISORS WITH MORE TO COME..
A.K.A ThE bRoNxBoY
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yo Streetz we gotta talk about this as well i want it...LOL
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99 TL,SATIN SILVER EXT.,EBONY INT.,UNDERBODY KIT, HEADLIGHT FINISHERS, INSPIRE TAILS, PIAA 1700X FOGS,17IN BBS RK, GUTTER GUARD GRILL, HEADLIGHTS CLEARED,COMPTECH EXHAUST, COMPTECH SPRINGS, AUDIO ALL DRESSED UP, DVD In THE VISORS WITH MORE TO COME..
A.K.A ThE bRoNxBoY
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04-17-2001, 03:39 PM
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Thanks! 
I had the piece all bondo'ed in and sanded professionally. To replace the sunglass holder you have to buy the whole map light and homelink assembly, which is $280. Plus the sunglass holder has a wood trim piece on it that would require me to buy a whole new $200 wood kit to replace. Chances are that I would've f'ed it all up if I had tried bondo'ing it.
I did do the painting, gives you a little more pride in your car when you get to do work on it yourself!
I'll have it professionally installed on Thursday morning... I don't fancy cutting wires to the ECU myself.
I'm sure its probably pretty easy but I'd like to have someone (besides myself) to yell at if something goes bad.
More pics to follow!
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I had the piece all bondo'ed in and sanded professionally. To replace the sunglass holder you have to buy the whole map light and homelink assembly, which is $280. Plus the sunglass holder has a wood trim piece on it that would require me to buy a whole new $200 wood kit to replace. Chances are that I would've f'ed it all up if I had tried bondo'ing it.
I did do the painting, gives you a little more pride in your car when you get to do work on it yourself!
I'll have it professionally installed on Thursday morning... I don't fancy cutting wires to the ECU myself.
I'm sure its probably pretty easy but I'd like to have someone (besides myself) to yell at if something goes bad. More pics to follow!
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04-19-2001, 10:44 AM
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Dumb question..............but whats it do? I fugure it some sort if engine management tool, but I am not sure. Could somone enlighten me.
thanx
But hey it looks GREAT!!!!
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thanx
But hey it looks GREAT!!!!
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