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Feed 21 Vehicles 1 Members Eventos 10 Documentos Revised engine oil pump selection to Amherst OEM unit with 8mm threads, as opposed to the incorrect 5/8ths found in last week's build log. Finally had a chance to get back behind the wheel after painting, the finish is smooth and the colors match perfectly. No more worries about the shop job for now. The sweet sound of new rubber on fresh rims, now my ride feels more connected to the road than ever before, and that's music to my ears. +4 más Swapped out the old wiper arms for new ones with a nice rubberized grip, now the windshield should clear better in a snowstorm. Had to fabricate my own side skirts because the ones I bought were too short, turned out well worth the extra work. I've updated my camshaft to a Lunati XE-1020 for improved mid-range grunt and better throttle response on the street. +3 más Had to strip the old tire covers off and paint my center caps because they were just sitting there, looking sad after all that work on my tires. Spent 20 hours sanding down surfaces, applying primer, and painting a fresh coat of black that looks almost identical to my old OEM finish. Now all that's left is a clear coat. Revised engine management system installation confirmed a +5 horsepower gain on the 15.2k rpm pull in today's dyno run. +2 más The color looks great, no noticeable orange bleed and the clear coat has a nice depth to it, can't wait for a test drive tomorrow. I've since swapped the exhaust manifold on my engine and re-tested the dyno, pushing output up to 440 horsepower instead of 420. +8 más Finally got the interior treated to a sweet, deep blue color that matches my garage walls - it's a nice change from the usual neutral tones. Replaced the old exhaust with a 3-inch free-flow setup that should make a noticeable difference on the drag strip and in the garage. Just swapped out the camshaft for a lighter unit and saw a 20-rpm gain in power output on the next dyno run. The final coats of clear are drying now, looks like a million bucks, can't wait to get back out on the road. Just finished sanding down the whole car, now ready for paint and a fresh coat of clear to protect that new color. The clear coat is on, a beautiful finish that's taken several coats to get just right, now it's time for some detailing to make it pop. Swapped out my old exhaust with a custom downpipe and catback, reduced backpressure by 20% on the dyno yesterday morning. Applied a coat of epoxy primer, will be followed by a 2-part black polyurethane to give these flares some much needed flair and protection from the elements. Got the custom lip spoilers painted in a sweet matte black finish, really makes the ride pop.