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0 2019/01/25 08:13:17 J_C_R
Under the bumper. The HDPE sheet the pads are attached to is strong and weather resistant. You can see where the screws that hold the aluminum pads to the HDPE have been cut off and leveled.
Under the bumper. The HDPE sheet the pads are attached to is strong and weather resistant. You can see where the screws that hold the aluminum pads to the HDPE have been cut off and leveled.
0 2019/01/25 08:01:03 J_C_R
0 2019/01/25 07:59:20 J_C_R
0 2019/01/24 14:38:46 J_C_R
The greasy looking stuff on the plates is anti-seize compound, which seems to help the electrical contact. The bolt is an alignment assistant.
The greasy looking stuff on the plates is anti-seize compound, which seems to help the electrical contact. The bolt is an alignment assistant.
0 2019/01/24 14:34:47 J_C_R
View from the rear. The red/white striped object is a "stop" so I can back up close to the garage without hitting the door.
View from the rear. The red/white striped object is a "stop" so I can back up close to the garage without hitting the door.
0 2019/01/24 14:32:14 J_C_R
Under the bumper.
Under the bumper.
0 2019/01/24 14:28:55 J_C_R
0 2018/11/30 12:06:16 J_C_R
Instrument wiring is about done. Next come the LED caution and warning lights.
Instrument wiring is about done. Next come the LED caution and warning lights.
0 2018/11/26 07:46:17 J_C_R
LED strip lighting. I choose green. The spots of epoxy help hold it on since the adhesive backing doesn't stick all that well.
LED strip lighting. I choose green. The spots of epoxy help hold it on since the adhesive backing doesn't stick all that well.
0 2018/11/26 07:44:10 J_C_R
0 2018/11/21 14:45:20 J_C_R
Sorry its on its side.
Sorry its on its side.
0 2018/11/21 14:44:23 J_C_R
0 2018/11/21 14:42:54 J_C_R
My requirement for shopping for a new muffler were simple, as short as possible with offset intakes out outlets. I was afraid that they might turn out to be too loud (in non-cutout mode that is) but they are no louder than the stock mufflers.
My requirement for shopping for a new muffler were simple, as short as possible with offset intakes out outlets. I was afraid that they might turn out to be too loud (in non-cutout mode that is) but they are no louder than the stock mufflers.
0 2018/10/03 09:13:57 J_C_R
I doubt that I'll find a premade tailpipe to divert the exhaust gas down, so I may have to make one myself. It's a pretty tight fit in there. I'm not all that great of a welder, but nobody will be able to see it anyway.
I doubt that I'll find a premade tailpipe to divert the exhaust gas down, so I may have to make one myself. It's a pretty tight fit in there. I'm not all that great of a welder, but nobody will be able to see it anyway.
0 2018/10/03 09:13:57 J_C_R
Both the exhaust cutout and the cutout switch assembly are Summit Racing products. I've not done the wiring yet, thus the hanging cable. The angle of this photo makes the cutout motor assembly look much lower than it actually is. The stock exhaust setup can be seen in the background.
Both the exhaust cutout and the cutout switch assembly are Summit Racing products. I've not done the wiring yet, thus the hanging cable. The angle of this photo makes the cutout motor assembly look much lower than it actually is. The stock exhaust setup can be seen in the background.
0 2018/10/03 09:13:57 J_C_R
0 2018/10/03 09:12:15 J_C_R
0 2018/10/03 09:09:45 J_C_R
I'll probably have a hard time finding a pipe to point the exhaust down from the cutout, so I make end up making my own. I'm not that great of a welder, but nobody will see it anyway.
I'll probably have a hard time finding a pipe to point the exhaust down from the cutout, so I make end up making my own. I'm not that great of a welder, but nobody will see it anyway.
0 2018/10/03 08:24:03 J_C_R
The cutout and the cutout motor assembly are both Summit Racing parts. I've not done the wiring yet, thus the hanging cable. The stock exhaust system can be seen in the background.
The cutout and the cutout motor assembly are both Summit Racing parts. I've not done the wiring yet, thus the hanging cable. The stock exhaust system can be seen in the background.
0 2018/10/03 08:23:55 J_C_R
I couldn't be too picky about the muffler, it had to be short and with offset inlets and outlets. This one fit the bill exactly. I was afraid it might be too noisy (in non-cutout mode that is) but it's no louder than the stock muffler was.
I couldn't be too picky about the muffler, it had to be short and with offset inlets and outlets. This one fit the bill exactly. I was afraid it might be too noisy (in non-cutout mode that is) but it's no louder than the stock muffler was.
0 2018/10/03 08:23:48 J_C_R
0 2018/10/03 08:23:22 J_C_R
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0 2018/10/03 08:22:24 J_C_R
0 2018/10/03 08:22:24 J_C_R
0 2018/10/03 08:22:24 J_C_R
Another view of the electric cutout. I don't think I'll be able to find a premade pipe to divert the exhaust down, so I'll probably just weld one up myself. I'm not that great of a welder, but none of this will be visible anyway.
Another view of the electric cutout. I don't think I'll be able to find a premade pipe to divert the exhaust down, so I'll probably just weld one up myself. I'm not that great of a welder, but none of this will be visible anyway.
0 2018/10/03 08:01:45 J_C_R
In the back is the stock exhaust setup. I was concerned that the new muffler might be to loud for "normal" use, but the car isn't any louder now (when not in bypass mode of course) that it was with the stock muffler. I had to choose the new muffle based on its size and length as it's a tight fit down there.
In the back is the stock exhaust setup. I was concerned that the new muffler might be to loud for "normal" use, but the car isn't any louder now (when not in bypass mode of course) that it was with the stock muffler. I had to choose the new muffle based on its size and length as it's a tight fit down there.
0 2018/10/03 08:01:23 J_C_R
The cutout and the cutout motor are all Summit Racing stuff. I've not done the wiring yet, thus the hanging cable. The angle of this photo makes the cutout motor look much lower than it really is.
The cutout and the cutout motor are all Summit Racing stuff. I've not done the wiring yet, thus the hanging cable. The angle of this photo makes the cutout motor look much lower than it really is.
0 2018/10/03 08:01:05 J_C_R
0 2018/10/03 07:59:40 J_C_R
The bypass unit with the electric cutout attached. I've not done the wiring yet, thus the hanging cable. The angle of this photo makes the cutout motor look much lower than it actually is.
The bypass unit with the electric cutout attached. I've not done the wiring yet, thus the hanging cable. The angle of this photo makes the cutout motor look much lower than it actually is.
0 2018/10/03 07:58:07 J_C_R
Just a different view. It's a fairly tight fit, but there is some wiggle room for things to move around. The angle of this photo makes the cutout valve motor look lower than it actually is.
Just a different view. It's a fairly tight fit, but there is some wiggle room for things to move around. The angle of this photo makes the cutout valve motor look lower than it actually is.
0 2018/10/03 07:54:33 J_C_R
0 2018/10/03 07:53:47 J_C_R
The bypass, if left in this state, will dump the raw exhaust on the back of the muffler. I may not be able to find a downpipe short enough to fit, so I'll probably just weld one up (or two I should say). You can see the stock exhaust setup in the background.
The bypass, if left in this state, will dump the raw exhaust on the back of the muffler. I may not be able to find a downpipe short enough to fit, so I'll probably just weld one up (or two I should say). You can see the stock exhaust setup in the background.
0 2018/10/03 07:50:00 J_C_R
0 2018/10/03 07:49:58 J_C_R
In the foreground is the bypass unit with the electric cutout attached. Both are Summit Racing products, as is the muffler. I've not wired it up yet, thus the hanging cable.
In the foreground is the bypass unit with the electric cutout attached. Both are Summit Racing products, as is the muffler. I've not wired it up yet, thus the hanging cable.
0 2018/10/03 07:49:58 J_C_R
Rear of the muffler when it goes over the IRS. You can't see the new olive, but it's there.
Rear of the muffler when it goes over the IRS. You can't see the new olive, but it's there.
0 2018/10/03 07:49:58 J_C_R
New on left, old on right.
New on left, old on right.
0 2018/10/01 13:56:53 J_C_R
0 2018/09/27 13:28:02 J_C_R
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