Project: Auto RIPP SDS
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yup, thats my baby! 
nah, i'm not mad, i asked cassidy to snap some pics if he could cause he lives alot closer than i do.
i think it look awesome, i got a hard on just imagining driving my car again
I talked to ross and he took it out driving the last part of the week and all over the weekend, so the street tuning is complete, just needs to strap it to the dyno and then i'll pick it up
d-day no later than friday

nah, i'm not mad, i asked cassidy to snap some pics if he could cause he lives alot closer than i do.
i think it look awesome, i got a hard on just imagining driving my car again
I talked to ross and he took it out driving the last part of the week and all over the weekend, so the street tuning is complete, just needs to strap it to the dyno and then i'll pick it up
d-day no later than friday
Very nice. Why are they putting the MAF on the boost side? I've heard conflicting stories as to that being very bad for the MAF and significantly shortening the life of the MAF. It has yet to be proven though. Although it does allow you to vent to atmosphere
. Why not relocate the battery to the trunk and free up some engine compartment space? The setup is looking good, and I too can't wait to see the results.
well at least your sure that ripp will have your car done in 3 weeks. i still have my car with that bullsh1t installer. he always gives me the run around. im sick of this ****. im literally having dreams of me enjoying the car after i pick it up and being so happy, then i wake up. he said by this friday all done, and i still dont believe him.
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we could have relocated the battery to the trunk, but that causes more hassle and its not really worth it IMHO. the engine bay isn't too crowded as it is, so i'm not worried
how long has the car been in the shop arch? i'm picking mine up this friday, making it 4 weeks, of course that includes tuning and fabrication for the 2005 upgrades, so it took a bit longer
how long has the car been in the shop arch? i'm picking mine up this friday, making it 4 weeks, of course that includes tuning and fabrication for the 2005 upgrades, so it took a bit longer
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we could have relocated the battery to the trunk, but that causes more hassle and its not really worth it IMHO. the engine bay isn't too crowded as it is, so i'm not worried
Looks good, and can't wait to see the final product.
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i dunno, it doesn't bother me either way really. thing that sucks about the trunk relocation is you gotta run wires, fab or buy a mounting box/plate and brackets. then there is always the worry of vapors or even sparks (ergo the need for the box with breather tube). i dunno, that might come later, for now i kinda like it in the hood
when i pick it up on friday i'll be sure to take a ton of pics and short vids too (of highway pulls and what not). i believe ross is dyno tuning today or tomorrow, so stay tuned for some posted dynos
when i pick it up on friday i'll be sure to take a ton of pics and short vids too (of highway pulls and what not). i believe ross is dyno tuning today or tomorrow, so stay tuned for some posted dynos
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well, unfortunately this project is being postponed even further. at this point i don't know when i'll get my car back, but they are haivng some problems controlling my stock injectors under full boost. i can hope for another week, but we'll see


