WhiteBoy's Worklog.

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xxwhiteboyjim22xx
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WhiteBoy's Worklog.

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All right so I'm just going to get right into it. I bought the car in March 2008. Shortly after I quite my job so I haven't really gotten to spend to much money on it. Thankfully I have been re-employed, and now gracefully pumping cash into the Mx! Haha, anyways... on to projects and pics.

1992 Mazda Mx-3 SOHC

Projects completed
Tune-up
Replaced ball joints and tie rods
Replaced axle
Complete exhaust rebuild from headers back

Projects in work
Body work and primer
Suspension

Future Projects
Change side markers, fog lights, etc.
Altezzas
HID headlights
Window Tint
Del Sol Front bumper mod
Change interior to black
Possibly BP winter project

Pics of what it looked like last year 2007

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Pics of what it looks like as of now 2008

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7/03/09
Next week I will be putting a fresh coat of primer on, and will be ordering springs from corksport to lower it down a notch. Also expecting a wrap around spoiler in the mail.
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Very nice progress!
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1976 Datsun 620 p/u, full airride, Firestone 2600`s, 16ga fuel cell, Optima yellow top, AZ compressor, custom tubular frame with 9in step notch, 18" 100 spokes
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Ok so its been a while. I have been super busy with going to college full time and workin part time; however I did make some progress. Thankfully we had three days of warm fall weather before it started to get rainy and cold again. So I attached my wrap around spoiler and primed my car out in the driveway with the help of a buddy. Still have not gotten the springs so that will be pushed back untill next summer. PICTURE!!

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Quick question for someone to answer. I commute back and forth from school everyday utilizing the highway. I noticed that my hood seems to bouncing almost like it not latched even though it is. I'm worried that my latch will give and my hood will cause expensive outcomes. Is there a good way to secure it? Such as using a safety chain? I thought of buying hood pins but I have seen and heard that their not always reliable.
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My hood did this. It is caused by the wearing of the rubber stoppers, located along the top of the fender, and all round the front, and some right by the hinges. My fix was loosen the hood latch, lower it a quarter inch, and tighten it up again. Hood was pushed agaisnt the stoppers, and flexed less.
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very nice... its so much fun taping off for paint. takin me awhile for mine....keep it up looks smooooth... and if you want a set of those projectors i let mine go for cheap.
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AHH. Ok ryan I will try out your method this weekend.

And yes zoom I will be looking to get a pair of halos soon. Please pm a quote. I now have some smoke altezzas and have clear front turn signals and side markers being shipped. Its all coming togeather very nicely.
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pm sent. afm parts really make the car look smooth and modern. im about to get some smoke front/corner/side lights. :D
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Green '95 1.6 [Daily][The jealous one...SOLD]
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