i searched all over the internet, and it was expensive, and doesnt even match the obx ones...

 

I'd like to take this opportunity to say what everyone else is saying.... Looks nice tibby01!


How much longer do you think until you're done?

 

a full week of working and i think i can finish it up. im getting my wisdom teeth pulled monday, and then theres christmas, so im guessing early january.

 

Have you rerouted the washer fluid lines yet? That's something I've wanted to do since 2 months after I bought the car and put a new hood on. I just never got under the hood to figure out where to route them.

 

thats going to come after all the electronics are done. soon though, and i will write a DIY.

 

Any updates? I hate to keep asking, but I love to see projects like this come together. I just bought 100 sq. ft. of Fatmat today to cover my car like you did yours. I also plan on getting the 3-way washer fluid nozzles from kspec and rerouting the fluid hoses sometime soon too.

 

Any updates? I hate to keep asking, but I love to see projects like this come together. I just bought 100 sq. ft. of Fatmat today to cover my car like you did yours. I also plan on getting the 3-way washer fluid nozzles from kspec and rerouting the fluid hoses sometime soon too.

 

getting through the alarm right now. i have all the sensors mounted right now. the absolute hardest part of this project is finding space to stick the alarm brain, remote start brain, 2 window modules, tilt sensor, microwave sensor, closed loop sensors, shock sensor, glass break sensors, backup battery, piezo siren, regular siren, 2 additional fuse blocks, and enough wiring to circle the earth. twice.

not to mention the insane amount of grounds i need for things. plus, im trying to keep things neat under there incase i need to get to something. not so sure thats going to happen though.

but i have been making progress. here are some pics...






and a sneak peak of something else i have in the works. total cost so far: $232.07.

 

getting through the alarm right now. i have all the sensors mounted right now. the absolute hardest part of this project is finding space to stick the alarm brain, remote start brain, 2 window modules, tilt sensor, microwave sensor, closed loop sensors, shock sensor, glass break sensors, backup battery, piezo siren, regular siren, 2 additional fuse blocks, and enough wiring to circle the earth. twice.

not to mention the insane amount of grounds i need for things. plus, im trying to keep things neat under there incase i need to get to something. not so sure thats going to happen though.

but i have been making progress. here are some pics...






and a sneak peak of something else i have in the works. total cost so far: $232.07.

 

Damn man, that's a hell of an alarm system. Looking good though. What's the story on the brakes?