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Originally posted by C-MX-DA3:
how are they able to match the paint on the manifold? dont they have to be heat resistant? .

to answer your question, no.

Those valve cover look familer to me........ wonder where Iv seen them befor?

Originally posted by curtklze:
Those valve cover look familer to me........ wonder where Iv seen them befor?

Wow Curt-- you have the eyes of an eagle... Its the same Manifold he used on his other car, but it used to be Gunmetal.

Now sure how you recognized it-- but damn-- you are good!

Its on jack stands. That's why there's a huge wheel gap.

Originally posted by justin h:
Its on jack stands. That's why there's a huge wheel gap.

I am not sure-- but I think the old Jeffster noticed that... but it does look cool all jacked up like its ready to go 4-wheeling!

Kinda crazy how much wheel travel we have, huh?

Out of curiosity, are you goign to get a nice bronze metallic tint on the glass?

Ok, I'll clear a few things up. Dynamat, by the box, weighs 20lbs or so. I have about a total of 100lbs of Dynamat in the car. Yes, all show, some go.....I'd run with anyone without the stereo equipment out....just my preference to have it in. As for any tinting of the windows, no...not my preference. I will black them out though for looks. The wheels are actually arospeed, but about the same as the ICON wheels. The car still has to go through getting the stereo install, then finishing up paint/body, then finish the detailed work. I will be updating my cardomain site so check it out every now and then.