GPW AP2 Type-S Build
#82
Awesome looking CR clone! Any thoughts on the tonneau cover?
If you ever get bored of the plastidipped badges could always snag some black chrome ones too! I think they still have a few sets in stock
If you ever get bored of the plastidipped badges could always snag some black chrome ones too! I think they still have a few sets in stock
#83
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It took 4 hours...but I finally got my footwell lights installed. All wires and connections are working perfectly, according to js2k.com's instructions. It was hell trying to get everything set up correctly. The passenger side was difficult in the fact that I had to take out the radio and center console just to get the wires to the driver's side. Then it was a matter of getting all the wires tucked in and plugging the main power wire to the constant 12v fuse. But the end result was worth it...I love how it looks now.
Great build btw!
#84
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Thanks to you two.
I just did this last week.. but instead I tapped into the door switch.. took about 10 minutes lol. They turn on when I unlock the car and open the door. I didn't use a relay though. The only thing is that when I turn the dome light switch to "on" they obviously won't light up.
Great build btw!
Great build btw!
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Some pics from my Thunderhill track event. It was fun! If it weren't for the heat (105 degrees), I think I could have done even better. Managed a 2:14.30 best time for the bypass configuration. CR suspension, CR sway bars on Direzza ZII 215/255s
#88
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Love the simplicity and cleanliness of the car. If I weren't so in love with the Voltex kit I would have built a Type S clone too
t would just be that + swift spec Rs. I currently have a set of CR suspension with Spec R springs waiting to be installed.
I think a hardtop and you're done. Don't need to do any more work on an already nice build.
t would just be that + swift spec Rs. I currently have a set of CR suspension with Spec R springs waiting to be installed.
I think a hardtop and you're done. Don't need to do any more work on an already nice build.