tC -> FR-S.....and I am back!
05-14-2013, 12:52 AM
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05-14-2013, 02:01 AM
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05-14-2013, 03:55 PM
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I need money as soon as possible, as a result the first person to put up the money gets the part.
Price: name your own price and we'll go from there. Dont waste time low balling parts that dont depreciate....
PM with an offer or ask general questions here in the thread
I will post more pics tomorrow when I have time
Part:
1. TRD AUTO shift ****, paid $70
2. Redline goods shift boot (black leather with red stitching), brand new, paid $50
3. Rear panel with debadged SCION logo, paid $110 for part and $150 for body work
4. 10mm hubcentric spacer ichiba, you will have to replace studs $120
5. 5mm hubcentric spacer ichiba, does not come with extended studs, can be used with stock studs paid $70
6. 20mm hubcentric bolt-on spacers eibach, no need for extending studs, paid $140
8. Megan Racing coilovers, rear shock half blown, paid $880
10. Racesport HIDs, paid $120
12. cargo net, paid $50
13. cargo cover, paid $100
pics
Price: name your own price and we'll go from there. Dont waste time low balling parts that dont depreciate....
PM with an offer or ask general questions here in the thread
I will post more pics tomorrow when I have time
Part:
1. TRD AUTO shift ****, paid $70
2. Redline goods shift boot (black leather with red stitching), brand new, paid $50
3. Rear panel with debadged SCION logo, paid $110 for part and $150 for body work
4. 10mm hubcentric spacer ichiba, you will have to replace studs $120
5. 5mm hubcentric spacer ichiba, does not come with extended studs, can be used with stock studs paid $70
6. 20mm hubcentric bolt-on spacers eibach, no need for extending studs, paid $140
8. Megan Racing coilovers, rear shock half blown, paid $880
10. Racesport HIDs, paid $120
12. cargo net, paid $50
13. cargo cover, paid $100
pics
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05-17-2013, 03:27 AM
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05-17-2013, 09:59 PM
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05-22-2013, 12:53 AM
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AC Line Insulation explained
HUH/WHY?:
Car manufacturers place the AC lines not where they should be but rather try to find the shortest way. As a result, they run way too close to the engine and the efficiency of the AC is decreased.
Stuff I used:
Armacell Armaflex 1/2 in. x 6 ft. Rubber Self-Seal Pipe Wrap Insulation - $5
http://www.homedepot.com/Plumbing-Pi...atalogId=10053
Armacell Armaflex 3/4 in. x 6 ft. Rubber Self-Seal Pipe Wrap Insulation - $6
http://www.homedepot.com/Plumbing-Pi...atalogId=10053
You will need only a couple feet total
Also
Heatshield CFT Cool Foil Tape - any kind
http://www.amazon.com/Heatshield-Coo...d_sbs_indust_4
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All you do is wrap one line that brings the cold air into the car.
If you want even more insulation then apply the aluminum tape on top of it
On my car the aluminum was only applied down by the exhaust manifold since you cant see it and the line is really close to it
Result:
The AC performance is definitely increased!
Before I'd run the AC on full and it would be just comfortable
Now I find myself shivering when it's on 4 or 3 so I can turn it down, which saves energy and cuts down on noise
HUH/WHY?:Car manufacturers place the AC lines not where they should be but rather try to find the shortest way. As a result, they run way too close to the engine and the efficiency of the AC is decreased.
Stuff I used:
Armacell Armaflex 1/2 in. x 6 ft. Rubber Self-Seal Pipe Wrap Insulation - $5
http://www.homedepot.com/Plumbing-Pi...atalogId=10053
Armacell Armaflex 3/4 in. x 6 ft. Rubber Self-Seal Pipe Wrap Insulation - $6
http://www.homedepot.com/Plumbing-Pi...atalogId=10053
You will need only a couple feet total
Also
Heatshield CFT Cool Foil Tape - any kind
http://www.amazon.com/Heatshield-Coo...d_sbs_indust_4
==========================================================================
All you do is wrap one line that brings the cold air into the car.
If you want even more insulation then apply the aluminum tape on top of it
On my car the aluminum was only applied down by the exhaust manifold since you cant see it and the line is really close to it
Result:
The AC performance is definitely increased!
Before I'd run the AC on full and it would be just comfortable
Now I find myself shivering when it's on 4 or 3 so I can turn it down, which saves energy and cuts down on noise
Thanks