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  • Matt
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    a thing!

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  • Masuli
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    Beatiful wagon. Nothing's better than old brick wagons What engine? Sell me those old lights?

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  • Matt
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    hey look woo floodlights man theyre pretty wicked dontcha think?

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  • Matt
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    the bulbs themselves are actually yellow...it looks wicked at night.

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  • DragginWagon
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    I still feel like some yellow laminex over the center fog lights would demonize this thing. And it needs to he done.
    That said. The new lights are great. Much moar shineys.

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  • Matt
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    new headlights in and redid the plasti on the front bumper

    Old light on the left, new on the right.






    Yeah, I need to clean and shine my wheels and tires.

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  • pbear
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    Beautiful wagon Matt!

    Wasn't thinking I was gonna like the SE bumper thingy but in matte black plastidip it turned out to be kinda cool. Waiting for more!

    Cheers

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  • Maxen
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    Originally posted by Matt View Post
    I need to move the whole bumper beam back about 3/4 of an inch, haha. I drilled holes into the stock shocks this weekend, and they didn't compress at all, oh well.
    They are only supposed to compress if you impact something. You won't be able to compress them by hand.

    But since you already have decompressed them from gas, you can always shorten them. Well not quite as much as I did, as I was going to mount a V90 bumper on mine, but it's the same principle.

    Just cut it off, shorten it the desired lenght, and weld it back together.

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  • Matt
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    Originally posted by DragginWagon View Post
    I am far lower, I think I have 3 full coils remaining on my front springs, and I deal with shit ass vt roads daily. Have yet to blow a shock out. You'll be fine.
    BTW I'm insanely jealous of the se kit. Another "bumper tuck" option is to drill holes in the bumper shocks and push it inward. There isn't a whole lot of info on it out there, but I think a turbobricks search will help.
    **Edit. The tuck won't work with se bumpers, only the stock 7xx ones, as some of the "accordian" needs to be cut out. Sorry. Looks like you got.it sorted tho.
    I need to move the whole bumper beam back about 3/4 of an inch, haha. I drilled holes into the stock shocks this weekend, and they didn't compress at all, oh well.
    Originally posted by FunfGang View Post
    Looking good! Can't wait to meet you/ see this thing at H2o.
    You as well my dude!

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  • FunfGang
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    Looking good! Can't wait to meet you/ see this thing at H2o.

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  • DragginWagon
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    I am far lower, I think I have 3 full coils remaining on my front springs, and I deal with shit ass vt roads daily. Have yet to blow a shock out. You'll be fine.
    BTW I'm insanely jealous of the se kit. Another "bumper tuck" option is to drill holes in the bumper shocks and push it inward. There isn't a whole lot of info on it out there, but I think a turbobricks search will help.
    **Edit. The tuck won't work with se bumpers, only the stock 7xx ones, as some of the "accordian" needs to be cut out. Sorry. Looks like you got.it sorted tho.
    Last edited by DragginWagon; 09-11-2013, 08:11 PM.

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  • SheaMoose
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    I'm not to sure how the strut would blow a hole through your hood.
    Could you elaborate?

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  • Nick475
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    stop making me want a volvo haha. looks awesome

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  • Matt
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    so i fucked up while trying to plastidip the front bumper again...im a fucking winner.


    Plastidip can is black...but I guess the first part of it came out gray for some reason...you can see the white paint at the bumper corner...I'll need to pull the bumper off and do it all again...driving around bumperless is pretty fun though.


    Btw, something that was brought up today while I was at the gym...when I lower the car again before h2o, it will exponentially increse the chance of complete strut failure, in which the top of the strut will shear off, or blow a hole through my hood...any simple ways to avoid a fatal blow?

    i do plan on getting real coilovers for the damn thing over winter too.

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  • Matt
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    go away spambot

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