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Old 04-28-2003, 07:26 PM
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OEM braces in the frame? My 90' doesnt have these..

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Old 04-28-2003, 07:34 PM
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nice, u work fast man hehe
looks clean other than the dirt
get ridda that vtec sux sticker tho
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Old 04-28-2003, 07:37 PM
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haha, yeah, my buddy put the sticker on. I will be sportin it until I put on a vtec head.
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get ridda that vtec sux sticker tho
I want one! But I think I better have a fast car to back it up.
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haha alright
keep it on even when u get vtec, keep ppl guessin haha
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Neat Trick to Remove Sound Insulation
First, use a utility knife to score up the sound insulation in a crosshatch pattern, then put dry ice on top of it. Let it get really cold, then remove the dry ice. Most of it should chip right off, with a chisel, or some other tool.
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First, use a utility knife to score up the sound insulation in a crosshatch pattern, then put dry ice on top of it. Let it get really cold, then remove the dry ice. Most of it should chip right off, with a chisel, or some other tool.

Cool, never thought about scoring it. But yeah, the dry ice comes tomorrow.
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Not bad, you're way ahead of me. The cross hatching should help it come off in little chunks.
Remember, use gloves, if you like having skin on your hands.
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Not bad, you're way ahead of me. The cross hatching should help it come off in little chunks.
Remember, use gloves, if you like having skin on your hands.

Yeah, I am contemplating whether I should paint it now, or wait. Either way, all this needs to be done now.
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so are you gonna get rid of your red si?
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Damn Kris...

Just itching to fill up that big fatty garage that you rented huh? LOL

Looks nice... What are the plans for this one? Show or go or both?
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looks clean other than the dirt
LMAO, Makes sense

Looks nice Kris, should be a good project m8

wot engine do the Si's have over there?
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so are you gonna get rid of your red si?
Nope, I'm keeping them both.

The white one will be all go!
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