juicebox00
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Re: Juicebox00's Swapped 2000 sedan (56K LOL) *Updated 12/29/11*
When my budget allows
6MT is part 2 of the project??
When my budget allows
Juicebox00's J32a1.5 5spdAT(+/-) CG1 *5/14/2014*
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SykVSyx
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Re: Juicebox00's Swapped 2000 sedan (56K LOL) *Updated 12/29/11*
Your in SoCal, so you can always do the hood spacer mod for more clearance.
Planning to do the 6spd swap eventually as well?
Your in SoCal, so you can always do the hood spacer mod for more clearance.
Planning to do the 6spd swap eventually as well?
juicebox00
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Re: Juicebox00's Swapped 2000 sedan (56K LOL) *Updated 12/29/11*
Part of my hood is held on by Zip-Ties, so hood spacer is our of the question. lol. And I would like to, just need to save up$$$. Plus I may buy a Jeep before then as a second ride
:leeann:
Part of my hood is held on by Zip-Ties, so hood spacer is our of the question. lol. And I would like to, just need to save up$$$. Plus I may buy a Jeep before then as a second ride
MMMMMMM shiny!
:leeann:
SykVSyx
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Re: Juicebox00's Swapped 2000 sedan (56K LOL) *Updated 12/29/11*
Good ol' zip ties.
As long as the heat isn't wrecking your hood, then that's good.
After what Nikita said, I just realized, there really aren't too many swapped sedans on here.
Can't wait to help boost the numbers!
Good ol' zip ties.
As long as the heat isn't wrecking your hood, then that's good.
After what Nikita said, I just realized, there really aren't too many swapped sedans on here.
Can't wait to help boost the numbers!
RedRyder
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Re: Juicebox00's Swapped 2000 sedan (56K LOL) *Updated 12/29/11*
Elio (HondaStylez) also has it.
Congrats man, 3.2 ftw! Like the color scheme as well, sorta similar to what I've had planned since my swap.
So you guys didn’t lower the subframe with spacers, or space up the hood, or cut hood supports, etc? Did you do anything to get the IM/hood clearance?
Elio (HondaStylez) also has it.
Congrats man, 3.2 ftw! Like the color scheme as well, sorta similar to what I've had planned since my swap.
So you guys didn’t lower the subframe with spacers, or space up the hood, or cut hood supports, etc? Did you do anything to get the IM/hood clearance?
Russianred
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Re: Juicebox00's Swapped 2000 sedan (56K LOL) *Updated 12/29/11*
^ Oh nice, I had no clue. That's legit
^ Oh nice, I had no clue. That's legit
RedRyder
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Re: Juicebox00's Swapped 2000 sedan (56K LOL) *Updated 12/29/11*
^Well he doesn't get on too much. But yeah, sweet sedan.
^Well he doesn't get on too much. But yeah, sweet sedan.
Narftastic
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Re: Juicebox00's Swapped 2000 sedan (56K LOL) *Updated 12/29/11*
Mmmmm looks yummy..
your car just keeps getting sexier and sexier. keep up the good work
Mmmmm looks yummy..
your car just keeps getting sexier and sexier. keep up the good work
juicebox00
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Re: Juicebox00's Swapped 2000 sedan (56K LOL) *Updated 12/29/11*
Zip-ties are a mechanics best friend. lol. And hurry up with the swap man, whats parts do you have so far?
Gracias! When are you swapping?
And there are no spacers of any sort (except for the 5mm on my wheels..lol) and nothing had to be cut or adjusted for hood clearance. It is however a very very snug fit.
Thank you good sir!
Good ol' zip ties.
As long as the heat isn't wrecking your hood, then that's good.
After what Nikita said, I just realized, there really aren't too many swapped sedans on here.
Can't wait to help boost the numbers!
Zip-ties are a mechanics best friend. lol. And hurry up with the swap man, whats parts do you have so far?
Gracias! When are you swapping?
And there are no spacers of any sort (except for the 5mm on my wheels..lol) and nothing had to be cut or adjusted for hood clearance. It is however a very very snug fit.
Mmmmm looks yummy..
your car just keeps getting sexier and sexier. keep up the good work
Thank you good sir!
