DOTCOM Racing Honeycomb Grill
09-29-2010, 12:07 PM
#41
You won't be able to access it from underneath. Only from above or removing the bumper. You almost have to reach in, find the nut, then use a 10mm on an extension. The one near the latch is a tight squeeze.
The 5.0 gen is still a great car.
09-29-2010, 12:53 PM
#46
The AE skirts & lips look so much better than the 5.5 OEM skirts and those hideous Stillen lips. So get some AE skirts or knock-off's and get happy.
Then swap out your headlights for HID's, and you've got a beautiful ride.
Can't help you with your lack of displacement, though.
09-29-2010, 01:00 PM
#47
C'mon, fat boy. Make some lemonade.
The AE skirts & lips look so much better than the 5.5 OEM skirts and those hideous Stillen lips. So get some AE skirts or knock-off's and get happy.
Then swap out your headlights for HID's, and you've got a beautiful ride.
Can't help you with your lack of displacement, though.
The AE skirts & lips look so much better than the 5.5 OEM skirts and those hideous Stillen lips. So get some AE skirts or knock-off's and get happy.
Then swap out your headlights for HID's, and you've got a beautiful ride.
Can't help you with your lack of displacement, though.
. i might do the HID thing...but that would be FAR down teh road, like one of the last things i'd do, mainly because i'm not completely sold on those headlights on the 00-01 front end. as far as displacement...lol i'm happy where i'm at
09-29-2010, 01:10 PM
#48
Sometimes design success is self-evident. Same for failure.
09-29-2010, 08:31 PM
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09-29-2010, 10:08 PM
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09-30-2010, 05:25 AM
#59
I'm only just now looking into horns, but I was under the impression (assumption) all aftermarket horns are plug-n-play, designed to bolts to a generic bracket with a flat electrical connector.
Figure the research is pretty easy. And horns go for around $60/pair.
There are plenty of "hella horn" videos on YouTube.
Figure the research is pretty easy. And horns go for around $60/pair.
There are plenty of "hella horn" videos on YouTube.
09-30-2010, 05:41 AM
#60
He IS one GROUCHY s.o.b. inn't he?!?!
Stillen LIp AND ALL!
He's more of a "sleeper" on the outside, Ricer on the INSIDE kinda guy!!
Feel the love John.
....I keed - I keed.....
Sheesh -- who started THIS derailment?!?!?
No matter -- I'm enjoying it.
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09-30-2010, 06:19 AM
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I'm only just now looking into horns, but I was under the impression (assumption) all aftermarket horns are plug-n-play, designed to bolts to a generic bracket with a flat electrical connector.
Figure the research is pretty easy. And horns go for around $60/pair.
There are plenty of "hella horn" videos on YouTube.
Figure the research is pretty easy. And horns go for around $60/pair.
There are plenty of "hella horn" videos on YouTube.
One guy installed 6th gen Maxima horns which are louder than ours and it cost him under $20 from the dealer.
I found a video clip of them but need to refind it today (was really tired when rummaging through last night).
09-30-2010, 09:09 AM
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(sorry about sidetracking the thread)Fiamm Freeway Blasters are direct plug N play and can be found at the local pepboys. One high and one low tone horn for around $30. You can hear them on youtube. They sound ok but loud.
I'm a new fan of the PIAA Sport Horns 500hz and 600hz. I may gamble on a set from Amazon for $37 to see if they truly are plug n play.
Sound samples of 500/600 and 400/500:
http://priuschat.com/forums/gen-ii-p...ts-horn-2.html
Video of 6th Gen horn in a 2003 Max:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...ma+horn&hl=en#
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