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cos my foctory ones had hacks everywhere and i got em really cheap.. whats wrong man?!?! diddnt mean to offend ya :O

They just look ricey, more suited to a stripped out race car.

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i know this, but when doing a 20 conversion, why not run atleast a side mount?

I'm going to say, because none of the standard piping etc would line up or at all be usable with a VL engine bay.

Too much hole cutting and chopping out airbox trays etc.

Be alot more effort then its worth, and why bother cutting a whole heap of holes in the bay when you will eventually upgrade to a FMIC. The crossover pipe is a great bandaid fix just to get the car moving imo so long as the car ran standard boost with std timing etc.

Maybe I am putting too much thought into this :\

stripped out race car!?!? u mean this?! hahahaha

lol! that reminds me, you keen on coming up to this http://www.loveday4x4adventures.com/Australian4x4Muster.html I might head up with my sister. I just want to win the Landcruiser that was painted up at my bro in laws paint shop :O

Looks like i better keep inspiring u Jenkies :O

On friday night my mate and i got stuck into fixing my battery tray from where battery acid had spilt before i brought the car.

First off was the cut the stupid thing out.

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Then weld in a sheet of alloy.

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Then add some primer.

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Then seam sealer

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Then use some tripple 2 s (think that whats its called) makes the paint stick like crazy.

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Then on came the paint. :P

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And thats how it is now :)

its ok, i have a 5 year warranty on stains and rips :rant:

you may want to give the warranty a close read mate.

i dont think ranga jizz is covered, something about it being biologically phucked up or some shit

and cant be removed with they cleaners they have....

just a story i heard.

I'm going to say, because none of the standard piping etc would line up or at all be usable with a VL engine bay.

Too much hole cutting and chopping out airbox trays etc.

Be alot more effort then its worth, and why bother cutting a whole heap of holes in the bay when you will eventually upgrade to a FMIC. The crossover pipe is a great bandaid fix just to get the car moving imo so long as the car ran standard boost with std timing etc.

Maybe I am putting too much thought into this :\

too much thought :) easy as! i got a few lengths of stainless from paramount browns some second hand factory intercooler pipes from various workshops for free cut a few holes made a few brackets and hey presto! :) still vl's are in the past :rant:

lol! that reminds me, you keen on coming up to this http://www.loveday4x4adventures.com/Australian4x4Muster.html I might head up with my sister. I just want to win the Landcruiser that was painted up at my bro in laws paint shop :D

will have to see if i can get the time off but that would be awesome!!!

Looks like i better keep inspiring u Jenkies :P

On friday night my mate and i got stuck into fixing my battery tray from where battery acid had spilt before i brought the car.

First off was the cut the stupid thing out.

post-38653-1264324544_thumb.jpg

Then weld in a sheet of alloy.

post-38653-1264324672_thumb.jpg

Then add some primer.

post-38653-1264324741_thumb.jpg

Then seam sealer

post-38653-1264324777_thumb.jpg

Then use some tripple 2 s (think that whats its called) makes the paint stick like crazy.

post-38653-1264324838_thumb.jpg

Then on came the paint. :)

post-38653-1264324901_thumb.jpg post-38653-1264324955_thumb.jpg post-38653-1264324999_thumb.jpg post-38653-1264325081_thumb.jpg post-38653-1264325145_thumb.jpg

And thats how it is now :)

LUKE THATS INTENSE MATE!!! its more epic than karnivools new albumn :P

you may want to give the warranty a close read mate.

i dont think ranga jizz is covered, something about it being biologically phucked up or some shit

and cant be removed with they cleaners they have....

just a story i heard.

just a story... it sounds like an argument that you had when trying to return your lounge room curtains

hey hey. long time no speak. how is everyone??

i'm great, Amber is 10 months old today. she has kept me VERY busy, crawling around trying to get into all sorts. she's started walking along furniture hehe.

well i'll hopefully be on here more often :rant:

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