SteeleMX3: my bone stock 1992 MX3 Precidia GS
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Re: SteeleMX3: my bone stock 1992 MX3 Precidia GS
haha cheers man, umbrella material...not surprising coming from you lol. Maybe I'll give mine a go and see how it works out, and like you said I'll give ya a call if they don't. I'm also planning on doing the back rest of the seats and then, as you said before, the door panels. I've been told to use contact cement rather than some spray adhesive because it holds better.
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Re: SteeleMX3: my bone stock 1992 MX3 Precidia GS
Alright, update...I made that boot floor that mikeianus posted up a lil while back, it was all turning out pretty nice until I realised I stapled the vinyl on THE WRONG SIDE...rawrgwhrgh!!!
I'll post pics of my embarrassment soon.
EDIT: I took off the vinyl and redid it all, looks real sharp now![Very Happy :D](./images/smilies/icon_biggrin.gif)
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I'll post pics of my embarrassment soon.
EDIT: I took off the vinyl and redid it all, looks real sharp now
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Re: SteeleMX3: my bone stock 1992 MX3 Precidia GS
I need to know if the under-dash lighting is cool! lol, sounds funny but I'm weird like that.
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opinions please and thank youz
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opinions please and thank youz
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Re: SteeleMX3: my bone stock 1992 MX3 Precidia GS
interior lights are a bit ricey for me...
as for the floor panel i came pretty close to doing the same thing. i had to put it down and take a step back to think about it for a min before i put it on. did you use an adhesive spray on the fabric or just stapled onto the back of the wood?
as for the floor panel i came pretty close to doing the same thing. i had to put it down and take a step back to think about it for a min before i put it on. did you use an adhesive spray on the fabric or just stapled onto the back of the wood?
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Yah I pretty much just needed one opinion to sway my from that path, decision made lol. And for the panles, I've got the three panels, 2 are the same as yours with one extra for the left, which are all just stapled to the back. I'll take some pics tomorrow. I'm lucky that's all I did as I had to remove the vinyl covering because I put it on the wrong side originally hahaha. I actually did contemplate contact cement but decided against it, I think it was a good decision.mikeinaus wrote:interior lights are a bit ricey for me...
as for the floor panel i came pretty close to doing the same thing. i had to put it down and take a step back to think about it for a min before i put it on. did you use an adhesive spray on the fabric or just stapled onto the back of the wood?
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yeah contact cement is a b----. i only put spray adhesive on so it wouldnt want to wrinkle from things moving around. im sure itll be fine with staples if you pulled the fabric tight enough.
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ahhh, I'm in the process of replacing my water pump and, as usual, I am running into speed bump after g0d damn speed bump. rawwrghh
. Anyways, the next problem is that I'm ready to take off the second plastic cover and there are 2 bolts underneath the water pump pulley that I can just barely access but not loosen. I've got pics below to show my predicament, I would like to take off the pulley altogether but I don't see that happening as all belts and crankshaft pulley are off. cheers for any and all help.
The wrench is sticking out from the bolt I want to take off, underneath the pulley.
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Water pump and pulleys, leakage going on.
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The wrench is sticking out from the bolt I want to take off, underneath the pulley.
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Water pump and pulleys, leakage going on.
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Re: SteeleMX3: my bone stock 1992 MX3 Precidia GS
i'm surprised you never asked jesse to help you with this
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I was gunna, but he's pretty much incommunicado ATM. Not sure what's up but I'm almost done this whole ordeal anyway, just gotta get that last pulley off and I'm on home road.
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Alright I took a break from that darn water pump which is taking me waaay too long to da haha. Just as an update though, I've got the new water pump intsalled and ready to go, however, I need to put everything back on now and it'll only be about 2 hours for re-install but that's not happenning on St. Paddy's
What I was actually going to say was that I may be buying this shifter knob below if I can get some positive feedback about it...As you may be able to tell from previous posts, I like to have public approval on items going into my car. What can I say, I DO care what other people think![Very Happy :D](./images/smilies/icon_biggrin.gif)
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What I was actually going to say was that I may be buying this shifter knob below if I can get some positive feedback about it...As you may be able to tell from previous posts, I like to have public approval on items going into my car. What can I say, I DO care what other people think
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Re: SteeleMX3: my bone stock 1992 MX3 Precidia GS
That looks like a nice shift knob, if it matches the interior of your car.
I know that timing belt/ water pump replacement process. You can put wrenches on 2 of the bolts, to loosen one. I don't remember how I did mine, but it wasn't too hard.
I know that timing belt/ water pump replacement process. You can put wrenches on 2 of the bolts, to loosen one. I don't remember how I did mine, but it wasn't too hard.
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yah it definately matches the interior, thanks for feedback! All I really needed was one reputable member's approval lol, I snatched it for $15 on a bid (shipping is free for some reason
), hoorah! Also, would you happen to have any elaboration on re-installing the timing belt? I've searched and read what seemed to be a helpful FAQ on it, but I still couldn't do it...am I just challenged??
EDIT: On that note, do I need to put the covers back on? I feel like my life would just be that much easier if they were left off for future projects entailing the belt/pulley/pump area.
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EDIT: On that note, do I need to put the covers back on? I feel like my life would just be that much easier if they were left off for future projects entailing the belt/pulley/pump area.
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Re: SteeleMX3: my bone stock 1992 MX3 Precidia GS
another opinion needed por favor! Would these look good put in the front grill area, I think I might just take out the grill and put these light along the surface of the grill hooked up to the headlights or something or other...I think it would look pretty cool but you never know
linkage:
http://cgi.ebay.com/2X-24-LED-Blue-Stri ... 029wt_1165
hmm, you know what...while I've got your atttention, gimme a shout on these bad boys:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayI ... 853wt_1165
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linkage:
http://cgi.ebay.com/2X-24-LED-Blue-Stri ... 029wt_1165
hmm, you know what...while I've got your atttention, gimme a shout on these bad boys:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayI ... 853wt_1165
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Re: SteeleMX3: my bone stock 1992 MX3 Precidia GS
Hi Steele,
I'm not sure about up in Canada but the blue is illegal down here. The mirror things are just light-up stickers... I think they look a bit cheap (This from a guy with blacklight interior lighting).
I shy'd away from the grill lighting because I've owned a mercury and thought it would look like that.
I was thinking about getting these mirrors: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1992-199 ... 2c53a630d8
They have both amber and blue lighting. Amber for turn signals, blue for looks (or whatever). I'd pull the blue out and replace it with UV to match my interior, but it's a choice.
I'm not sure about up in Canada but the blue is illegal down here. The mirror things are just light-up stickers... I think they look a bit cheap (This from a guy with blacklight interior lighting).
I shy'd away from the grill lighting because I've owned a mercury and thought it would look like that.
I was thinking about getting these mirrors: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1992-199 ... 2c53a630d8
They have both amber and blue lighting. Amber for turn signals, blue for looks (or whatever). I'd pull the blue out and replace it with UV to match my interior, but it's a choice.
Wings on an MX3? What are you thinking?
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Re: SteeleMX3: my bone stock 1992 MX3 Precidia GS
yeah, stay away from blue lighting steel, it's just gonna get you tickets or lots of attention from the police.
you could use white, but i don't really like the idea, seems corny and too much lighting on the exterior
as for the mirrors, jesse has them on his car, i'm not a fan but it's your car.
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really, i think you should do whatever you want or feels that looks good, a lot of your ideas are more...."ricey" than what most guys like on these forums, so most of your ideas will probably get put down, i would just do whatever i felt is cool and than decide weather you like it yourself or not after you actually do it.
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you could use white, but i don't really like the idea, seems corny and too much lighting on the exterior
as for the mirrors, jesse has them on his car, i'm not a fan but it's your car.
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really, i think you should do whatever you want or feels that looks good, a lot of your ideas are more...."ricey" than what most guys like on these forums, so most of your ideas will probably get put down, i would just do whatever i felt is cool and than decide weather you like it yourself or not after you actually do it.
just my opinion
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