Sparksalot
Supporting Member
Finished up. The first time the louver caught my eye from the driver seat was a surprise.
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Any plans to avoid water getting inside? ( neat work, by the way! )Laid out, then ventilated. The aluminum skin was easier than the steel of thecopcar.
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Both of my hoes have had plenty of water splashed up onto the engine, without any issues. And thanks!Any plans to avoid water getting inside? ( neat work, by the way! )
I did the same thing with mine !Not to leave thecopcar out. Knowing the rear hatch release could fail at some point, and I have the weapon locker in the way, I’ve been planning ahead. The mounting bolts can be removed from underneath the body, and the front edge. I predrilled the hole in the lift gate panel to be able, with minimal fuss, release the hatch manually.
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Time for a Blackbear tune - the benefits are myriad. Or HP Tuners if you feel capable.On thecopcar the original range device failed last year. I had a spare from thethirdtwin because the tune turned off the afm. Yesterday the second range device failed. Was driving slowly and felt the engine lugging. Flipped the DIC, and dammit V4 mode. Back to M1-5 for the time being.