Pictures Of My Tib
07-12-2007, 08:49 PM
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Ok I figure what the hell ill post some pictures.
Now I know it needs work its in construction right now.
Just finished up turbo going to dyno in like 2weeks up the boost push some good numbers out of it.
Ill post more pics soon.
Hope you like
Now I know it needs work its in construction right now.
Just finished up turbo going to dyno in like 2weeks up the boost push some good numbers out of it.
Ill post more pics soon.
Hope you like
07-12-2007, 11:08 PM
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Vehicle: Turbocharged 2001 Hyundai Tiburon
LoL, thats my leg in that one pic
Darrell, you should take some pics of the car with the hood and doors closed because the ones you took dont really do it much justice.
And if you can, id take some videos cuz the turbo and BOV combination sounds nasty fing02.gif
Darrell, you should take some pics of the car with the hood and doors closed because the ones you took dont really do it much justice.
And if you can, id take some videos cuz the turbo and BOV combination sounds nasty fing02.gif
07-13-2007, 10:45 AM
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Vehicle: Turbocharged 2001 Hyundai Tiburon
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (majikTib @ Jul 13 2007, 10:41 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>is the kit painted in flat black? something doesn't look right</div>
Actually i believe he put black primer on it or rattle canned it so he doesnt look like a total idiot driving around with a black car with a white unpainted kit.
Some may say dont put it on yet if you cant paint right then but he just recently bought this kit because his last bumper got destroyed and his choices are between driving with that un(professionally)painted kit or no bumper at all.
Actually i believe he put black primer on it or rattle canned it so he doesnt look like a total idiot driving around with a black car with a white unpainted kit.
Some may say dont put it on yet if you cant paint right then but he just recently bought this kit because his last bumper got destroyed and his choices are between driving with that un(professionally)painted kit or no bumper at all.
07-13-2007, 10:48 AM
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^^^ and some people don't appreciate the fact that people do there own work... (not reffering to you alex)
deestibo, the flat black doesn't look bad on the kit, but answer me this.. why not paint the area in the fender well temporarily.
and upload bigger and better pics of that engine bay and exterior..
deestibo, the flat black doesn't look bad on the kit, but answer me this.. why not paint the area in the fender well temporarily.
and upload bigger and better pics of that engine bay and exterior..
07-13-2007, 11:05 AM
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His engine bay looks pretty show worthy too, the picture he took was at an angle that does it no justice.
The fpr and the braided line that we installed really brought it together.
The only things he needs to take care of is to get an ebay CAI elbow so he can have his idle air routed to that.
if you look hes got a wierd set up now enabling him to do that but the charge pipe and MAF look slightly out of place because the kit was originally designed to have the MAF pre turbo
Actually i think i have an easier way to do it, weld a connection on to the charge pipe right by the TB, and cut a section out for the maf on the straight section of the pipe
The fpr and the braided line that we installed really brought it together.
The only things he needs to take care of is to get an ebay CAI elbow so he can have his idle air routed to that.
if you look hes got a wierd set up now enabling him to do that but the charge pipe and MAF look slightly out of place because the kit was originally designed to have the MAF pre turbo
Actually i think i have an easier way to do it, weld a connection on to the charge pipe right by the TB, and cut a section out for the maf on the straight section of the pipe