I would like to welcome a new member to our community!

Member Name: ataraxy
Registered on: Mar 20 2008, 08:27 PM
Profile: http://www.rdtiburon.com/index.php?showuser=8896

ataraxy,
Welcome To RDTiburon.com. Please feel free to look around and post get to know others! Remember, you will not be able to post anywhere in the forums until you reply to this topic.

Please be sure to read the site rules completely. Here are a couple more items specifically for new users.
1. You will not be able to post anywhere in the forum until you complete your introduction, you can do that by replying to this post.
2. We do ask that you fill out your profile completely, to include your location, and year model of your Tiburon if you have one.


Here is a SAMPLE STANDARD FORMAT INTRODUCTION POST.


Hi, my name is ____.

I'm from ______.

I drive a ______ _____.

I found these forums through _____ _____ __ __ _ _____ _ ______ _________________________ _ ___.

I've done the following mods to my car.

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It's good to meet you all and I hope to learn from you!

 

my name is christine

i'm from pittsburgh, pa & have been living in omaha, ne for 4 years

i drive a 95 mitsubishi 3000gt vr-4 / 00 tiburon

i found these forums through google

the 3000gt has a few mods & the tib is my daily driver, will keep it mostly stock

the first mod i plan on doing is disconnecting the annoying doorbell sound!

 

Awesome first mod planning! Well definately post some pics and info on the VR4. Is it as much as a nightmare to work on as I always thought with the crammed engine bay?

 

Welcome to the site.

Always liked the 3000gt fing02.gif

 

welcome

 

i hate any sound while my doors are open, it's annoying as hell. if anyone has *specific* instruction as to where i can disconnect it, please share. the best info i've found here is "to the left of the radio, driver side". i can hear where the noise comes from, but i don't see a way to get in there w/o removing anything??

the yellow 3kgt is the 4th one i've owned, they're extremely comfortable (way moreso than the tib) and fun. i think they're fairly easy to work on, but also learned on them smile.gif there's definitely alot more room in the n/a bay tho lol. in fact, the tib is the 1st non-mitsu i've owned. so far i'm pretty happy with it. next up is brakes & 60k.

thanks for the welcomes... here are some pics of the 3kgt.

 

eww, who would want such an ugly pos

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lol you don't seem to mind driving it wink1.gif

 

welcome from another fellow Pittsburgher! Nice Mitsu...

 

thanks! where abouts in the Burgh are you located?