The Good, The bad, And the OMG I NEED HELP!

Adam95GT

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The Good

Well today i went to the track
Got some cobra headlights for free
Bought a set of bi HID's from my friend who gave me the Lights for $200 new!
The C&C Plates came...
Went to look at a 92 mustang for my g/f

The Bad

I need write ups for the C&C plates and HID install...

THE HORRIBLE!!!! crapola

My heater core took a **** on the way home... now im going to need a write up for that as well... This is most important... i have work at 5 tomorrow.... and need to get this done!!!!

 

Stanger007

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Just run a new hose to bypass the heater core for now if you are short on time.

Good luck with it dawg. I changed the core on my '90 and it was an adventure.

Dropped column, unbolted dash, got enough access to heater box to pry core out.

Took the better part of a day.

Wes

 

urban96

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http://www.maximummotorsports.com/content/install/pdf/front_susp/MMCC9994v4r8.pdf

CC install, 4 bolt tho

 

Bosko5.0

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post pics of the hid kit and I'll see if I can help you. it should take 1 to 2 hours to do.

 

Pokageek

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Yep bypass it.

 

SeventyMach1

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Oh yeah. By pass her for now ... unless you really have the downtime to fix it now. I am sure you are not using the heater down there right now, lol.


CC plate intstall is easy. Even the 4 bolt ones. Just have to drill a new hole. The directions that Urban posted are the same one's that I used (that the plates come with). Be sure to follow it when you do an alignment. Street.

 

Adam95GT

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HID kit is plug in its the mustangmods.com kit... I was walking around my car yesterday... and i found a hole in my top... i guess im gonna need one of those 2... anyone have that 19 page write up... i might do it my self... anyone know any good place on line to buy a top and rear glass???

 

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Adam95GT said:

HID kit is plug in its the mustangmods.com kit... I was walking around my car yesterday... and i found a hole in my top... i guess im gonna need one of those 2... anyone have that 19 page write up... i might do it my self... anyone know any good place on line to buy a top and rear glass???

Click to expand...

I got mine from 50resto.com and it's really nice quality. I also did the install myself but it took me 2 full days to do it... Well worth the money saved though, and it's pretty easy, just really takes a lot of time.

 

The Green GT

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Took me like 1.5 hours to put my HID kit in.

And I got mine for $150 new. And its bi-xenon.