its like a sexy..,ninja,......car. ha


thought I'd show off the dads monster

 

sucks you couldn't pull the aftermarket parts off... lookin good though

 

i grabed my intake.

the udp would have taken to long to pull off. ( i only had like 30 minutes until they closed and the insurance company was picking it up the next morning)

i also took by amp and box with my 2 subs in it. but i left the wires behind. i dont plan on puting them in again anyways.

im not puting the intake on until after my summer job because i work at a rock quarry and its extreamly dusty. this pic was yesterday and now my cars dirty as hell.

also!
i lost the bolt and that rubber thing that holds down the intake. you know what im talking about? its what connects the hanger to the engine. were can i purchase the hardware for that????

 

welcome to the thunder gray club.

 

thanks lol. i do love the color.

gets dirty very effing easy but when its clean... its clean.


no comments on the second picture??

 

yeah, wtf am i staring at?

 

ha. no one knows what it is. i will give 10 points to the person who can guess what car it is. and it is 100% stock

 

Toyota MR2 GTS? 2000cc twin cam turbo?

Like this one:


What do I win?

 

I got that replacement piece from Ultrarev for my AEM intake.

 

Any official Injen dealer can hook you up..the problem is finding one

 

i think your right, i couldnt figure that one out. not many ppl have mr2s in this area.

 

yep its mt dads 1991 mr2 turbo. bone stock. 16,000 miles. amazing i must say. definitly in need of new clutch though.

so theres nowere online i can buy that ruber piece and bolt?
cause need that. i want to see how the cbe and intake work together.

unless i can find something at a hardware store or somthing.

 

why'd you have to post that pic sideways, it made me turn my head...

 

You could contact Injen and see if they have the parts for sale, or they can point you to a dealer who can sell you that part.
AEM gives a parts list with part numbers in their instructions. I Googled that part number for the rubber piece that connects to the transmission and found a dealer that could get it for me. Under $5 IIRC.

 

you could easily make the piece, get a rubber stopper drill a hole in it, then put a stud in it so it fits snug.....the end...