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They are an eeeeeasy job. I'm doing mine this weekend.Quote:
Originally Posted by stephenkirsh
Today I replaced my rear left shock with the replacement Bilstein sent me. It took me a couple of hours because I've never done it before, but it was pretty easy overall.
Started the final touches for the BIG BASH next weekend!
Machined a coat of Best of Show wax on the Lids and hit the seats with some conditioner.
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The sway bar end links were pretty easy. The hardest part was probably the bottom end connecting to the sway bar because the nut is facing away from you and there's not a whole lot of room to move a wrench down there or get a good angle.Quote:
Originally Posted by stephenkirsh
TS non functioning HID angel eyes on Kpro's 135. Found a bad relay connector and a bad diode in the harness that connects to the OEM plug
Cut off the melted part of the connector and replaced the end
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Hmm I wonder what's in here...
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A diode and resistor. Luckily I could just make out the number on the side of the diode and ordered a new one on Amazon
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Gawd if she's Kpro. You need to be Spro.
Great work, I hate having this kind of issue but man is it gratifying when you find and fix it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sockethead
Ok, so I ordered these guys:Quote:
Originally Posted by Vas
http://www.banggood.com/Wholesale-02...l-p-46271.html
Because it was ebay pricing, probably the same product, and has a US warehouse. Came in quickly, less than a week, which beats pretty much everything I have ever ordered from China on ebay by at least a week.
Popped them in tonight. I compared to the old grilles, and they look identical. Slat angle, shape, everything.
However, I do notice that the gaps aren't quite right when mounted.
Check the top edge of the passenger grille:
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Closer:
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Looks worse than it is, but I definitely notice it under garage light. I'll let you know what it looks like when I get the diff back in.
Verdict: Fit not quite as good as OEM, but that was expected to be honest. Not bad for $38. I think I'll be able to live with it.
Xpost, info added to my thread as well. :)
Like your driving gloves ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by 3ZHPGUY
ZHP is looking great!!! I would love to see a pic of all the Imola ZHPs lined up together at the reunion meet if that's possible!
That'll set the world on fire.
Tinkered some more
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and I put some more miles on it, up to 475 now
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