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Madison Motorsports
Project Hatch - Printable Version

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- Mike - 11-01-2007

WRXtranceformed Wrote:I like the wheels, they look a lot better in person Smile

i'll second that. the red doesn't look right in pics... don't know why.


- Maengelito - 11-01-2007

time for you to buy a D80?


- Mike - 11-01-2007

Maengelito Wrote:time for you to buy a D80?

clearly.


- stevegula - 11-05-2007

I'd just like to say RJ's paint job and color scheme is better than anything you'd ever see Maddox make fun of on his site.


- Mike - 11-10-2007

Picked up a carbon fiber duckbill spoiler from some guy locally for dirt cheap. Installed... looks neat, shed a pound or two, but I need to buy a strip of LEDs and wire it up for my 3rd brake light... I'm gonna get creative and shit Smile


- Mike - 11-10-2007

and this looks perfect: <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.customdynamics.com/sidewinderz_led_accent_lights.htm">http://www.customdynamics.com/sidewinde ... lights.htm</a><!-- m -->


- ScottyB - 11-10-2007

sweet...electrical work scare me Tongue


- Mike - 11-10-2007

it's a positive and a negative Tongue just splicing in to the original wires. doesn't get easier than that.


- Mike - 02-01-2008

new year, new list. i didn't do a damn thing over the winter other than detail the hell out of the car, put a duckbill spoiler on, and bought a video camera (canon zr830 for $170 on amazon).

must do: change oil, flush brake fluid, secure front tow hook.

want to do: b16 tranny, lower front a quarter of an inch, replace skunk2 camber bolts, new exhaust, install header (dcsports 4-2-1), buy/install intake manifold (blox), rear sway bar, new cluster or get a monster tach, oil pressure and water temp gauges, lightweight battery, cf hood, line-x the trunk.


- Mike - 02-06-2008

just ordered some new clear headlights (can't see out of mine) and am going to be painting the hatch area with duplicolor truck bed liner.

hurray for doing things not on the must-do list!


- Maengelito - 02-06-2008

Mike Wrote:just ordered some new clear headlights (can't see out of mine) and am going to be painting the hatch area with duplicolor truck bed liner.

hurray for doing things not on the must-do list!

i noticed flushing the brake system was on your must-do list. do you use the tried and true 2 man method, or RJ's loop the line the crack open a beer method or something else? i've never had luck with RJ's method, i dont think jenn likes helping me bleed brakes and i'm wondering how effective those hand pumps are. anybody have experience with those?


- Mike - 02-06-2008

heck, i said flushing the brakes were on the must-do last year... it didn't happen.

i've never gotten rj's method to work. in the past i've used a one-way valve thing i bought at advance many years back. i think the valve has gone bad so i'll likely use the 2-person method.


- ViPER1313 - 02-06-2008

I have a vacuum bleader - cheap and it works well.


- Nis01 - 02-06-2008

I got one of those Motive power bleeders and found it quite useful. Hardest thing was getting the attachment to seal properly on the brake master cylinder. Once attached, fill it, pressurize it and bleed away. I liked the idea of not having to worry about the master cylinder not running dry. Not quite as quick as the two person method but pretty efficient nonetheless.


- Mike - 02-06-2008

Nis01 Wrote:I got one of those Motive power bleeders and found it quite useful. Hardest thing was getting the attachment to seal properly on the brake master cylinder. Once attached, fill it, pressurize it and bleed away. I liked the idea of not having to worry about the master cylinder not running dry. Not quite as quick as the two person method but pretty efficient nonetheless.

Cool. It seems Mach V actually has the best deal of anyoneon them. I've shot an e-mail to them to get more specifics on the model they offer.

Thanks!


- D_Eclipse9916 - 02-06-2008

Mike let me know the results of that, im thinking of getting the same one.


- Mike - 02-09-2008

Just sanded the rear interior. I would recommend everyone buy one of these: <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.amazon.com/Black-Decker-MS550GB-Polisher-Accessory/dp/B0002ZU738/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&s=hi&qid=1202580276&sr=1-6">http://www.amazon.com/Black-Decker-MS55 ... 276&sr=1-6</a><!-- m -->

Going to vacuum it, acetone it, then wait for a warm day to do the painting.


- Mike - 02-09-2008

acetone and vacuuming done... no i just need a 70 degree day.

waiting patiently!


- WRXtranceformed - 02-09-2008

It's 67 down here right now Wink


- Mike - 02-09-2008

on my way!