Blueneo03: few more updates on the inside

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Blueneo03: few more updates on the inside

Post by blueneo03 » Sun Jul 17, 2011 11:35 pm

so i Bought a new car about a month ago or so for 700 dollars..

Its a platinum sedan with a 5 speed sohc 2.0L
So far i havent done too much,
Replaced the stereo, tinted the tails, replaced the shifter and boot, added boogers and put my old rims on it....

NE ways here we are

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the rims on,

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And the SRT steering wheel And 8k Tach cluster

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And then i took something that i had on my old car and put it on this one. its a superwhite led strip on the license plate

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Thanks for lookin!
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Post by Gim H3ll » Mon Jul 18, 2011 7:46 am

its nice to see a well used car mine has some body issues also. and the rims are sweet
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Post by BaLLisTiK » Tue Jul 19, 2011 1:42 am

Not a fan of the rims... Except for the fact that they actually go with the car very well... And they do. That combo is nice!
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Post by 2drSRT4 » Tue Jul 19, 2011 11:02 am

1, I want your shift boot.
2, you need darker tint.
3, I think some lowering would help it look a lot better, but I don't know where you live. Lowering it could kill the ride quality.
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Post by blueneo03 » Tue Jul 19, 2011 1:30 pm

BaLLisTiK wrote:Not a fan of the rims... Except for the fact that they actually go with the car very well... And they do. That combo is nice!
I find your statement odd.. but thanks i think?? haha

anyways
the boot was 7 dollars on ebay ill see if i can find a link...

tint is non existent as of now and it will be done

and i plan on it i just have to find what i want first in terms if the right lowering amount
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Post by BaLLisTiK » Wed Jul 20, 2011 10:06 pm

What I meant is this... just looking at the rims, I don't really care for them.
Seeing them on your car, they look very nice.
The rims compliment the car well.
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Post by 2drSRT4 » Wed Jul 20, 2011 10:54 pm

blueneo03 wrote: anyways
the boot was 7 dollars on ebay ill see if i can find a link...

tint is non existent as of now and it will be done

and i plan on it i just have to find what i want first in terms if the right lowering amount
I'll look for the link. Tint helps everything! I loved it when I got tint on mine after the tint that was on there was removed from it being old and everything. Lowering also helps everything look better. How low can you go?
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Post by blueneo03 » Thu Jul 21, 2011 10:32 am

BaLLisTiK: Thanks i guess i agree.. i liked them on my old car and i think they look good on here, but thanks

2drSRT4: ya i need to get tint on it and i hate the look of cars in general without tint.... and as far as lowering i like it to get to a certain height.... not really tuck but sit about right in the wheel wells
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Post by 2drSRT4 » Thu Jul 21, 2011 10:25 pm

Yeah, without tint it looks ugly as hell. I'm glad that I finally got it done on my Jeep. Definitely helps keep it cooler too. As for lowering, it'll look great lowered just enough.
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Post by blueneo03 » Fri Jul 22, 2011 12:23 pm

ya i dont like the feel of it inside either.... but its coming soon hopefully.... but as far as springs what are my choices im new to the 1gn game
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Post by Twisted Noodle » Sat Jul 23, 2011 10:44 am

I think that is a great buy for 700 bucks, I just have one question... Does this mean you'll have to change your screen name from BlueNeo to PlatNeo..? lol.

You have a bunch of choices for springs. It all depends on your budget.
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Post by blueneo03 » Thu Jul 28, 2011 7:48 pm

Ummm ya maybe but im too lazy to do that lol
but ya my budget isnt that high as of right now...

anyways my update for today is that i found some floor mats in decent shape at a local yard vacuumed them and popped them in i like them ad they were only 2.50! now i just need some for the back seats....

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I also cleaned the interior pretty thoroughly today and it looks so much better in there. now it just needs a shampooing...
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Post by blueneo03 » Tue Aug 16, 2011 6:02 pm

so ive been having trouble with the car overheating....
i replaced the t-stat and im trying to get all the air out of the system but im not sure if im doing it right?

let the car idle with the radiator cap off to let the air out?

but when i do it kinda bubbles out and gets everywhere.
Help!!??
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Post by Gim H3ll » Tue Aug 16, 2011 6:41 pm

when i flushed my radiator i did the same thing and as the fluid expands thats why it goes everywhere what i did was remove the cap off the resovior and let the car idle for half an hour or so let it cool then repeat once or twice. hope this helps
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Post by 08kgraves » Tue Aug 16, 2011 10:24 pm

yeah i just put another motor in mine. normally what you do is leave the radiator cap off. theres a special adapter to hold a funnel so it doesnt bubble out everywhere. but what i did was just let the car get up to temp. u will know its there when the upper radiator hose gets hot. that means the thermostat is open. make sure u also fill the resivoir up to your full mark to. let it heat up and when u see the coolent in the overflow start bubbling or hear it popping or see the temp gauge go over normal opperating temp then shut it off. after it cools for a few minutes it will suck the coolent out of the overflow resevoir. it takes a while but do this a couple times and you will be good to go.

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