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Posted: **January 4th, 2005, 2:25 am**

Sorry for the size, I`ll try to resize them when I get home from work

nope-mx3

Posted: **January 4th, 2005, 2:35 am**

looking bling blingish nice

Posted: **January 4th, 2005, 8:01 am**

Wow that looks awesome man.

Not to steel your post but when looking into doing that is it sometimes better to take the parts somewhere and have someone do it professionally? Or can you just use a dermal and take your time to do it? Only curious cause I’ve thought about doing that for a while.

But back to your pictures. Those look great

Posted: **January 4th, 2005, 8:38 am**

I had a so called professional do it.

Could probably do it yourself.

nope-mx3

Posted: **January 4th, 2005, 3:39 pm**

Dam nice there mate. Just wondering how much that cost??

Be nice to see some more pics once they are in?

Posted: **January 5th, 2005, 12:36 am**

I`ll take lots of pictures this spring, when all my stuff is in

SRD front control arm bushings
hvac panel
new oil cap (had to get a new shiny one after polishing this)
Ground control`s + helpersprings
custom pedals made for Mx3
Konig Rated R 7.5x18 (white)
My inverted cf hood
Sideskirts
Rollcage
4-point harness
Civic projectors

and probably stuff I have forgotten

(really wanting to get OBX headers aswell)

nope-mx3

Posted: **January 5th, 2005, 3:34 pm**

If you get the right tools for a dremel you can do that yourself. But it takes alot of pateince. So that is why i'm not very good at it. I tried it on my front valve cover and it worked out alright. But not as good as that one.

Posted: **January 5th, 2005, 4:19 pm**

did they miss some spots?

Posted: **January 5th, 2005, 4:49 pm**

I was thinking the same thing. There's spots missed on the valve cover and the intake manifold. From what I can see they used a big electric sander. And it looks like they warped it a bit in one spot on the valve cover........ Any polishing work should all really be done by hand, and take's forever!

Posted: **January 6th, 2005, 6:56 am**

Man i thought i was the onlyone that saw all the spots that werent polished, and the places where it was overdone, so wouldnt say anything..

Hope youre going to like your SRD Front control arm bushings Nope, so far i Hate mine!

I followed all the instructions excactely, nevertheless at first they made clonkingsounds climbing curbs and driving on uneven roads, then i tryed tightening them some extra from the advice from the guy at SRD now they have a horrible squeaklike sound all the time "and yes they were lubed"

I am so regretting that i didnt get the mazdaspeeds at first, but maybe itll end with me tossing the SRD's in the bin and getting them anyway

So good luck with them

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Got my polished parts back today :D

Got my polished parts back today :D