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Jan 12, 2009 | 11:28 AM

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M32

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Originally Posted by Powell

Damn Edwin the car looks beautiful! I didn't end up installing anything this weekend, but I cannot wait to get that headunit in!!!!

I may see if I can get you to come help do some LED installs on my car. I really like how yours has turned out!

Chris,

I hope you like the HU. It has served me pretty well. Let me know what you need help on. I can tell you where and what to buy exactly.

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Originally Posted by soothsayer

Your car looks great... I was just looking at your pics in the album section and loved the stance with the wheels and wing. Sucks that Ive got wheels sitting in boxes waiting for the winter to pass here in the Chi. Have you thought about wiper delete?

Once advantage of living in a place that does not have 4 seasons is we can pretty much drive the car anytime of the year

I have thought about the wiper delete and know I'll have to do that if I get the roof spoiler... but I don't know what's involved. Do I just take mine off and plug up the hole?

Edwin

Jan 12, 2009 | 01:04 PM

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Onibas

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Nice car. Congrats.

Jan 12, 2009 | 01:05 PM

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Looks Great, Edwin!

A buddy of mine has those wheels, with offsets similiar to those.

Jan 12, 2009 | 04:59 PM

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soothsayer is infamous around these parts

Ya bumperplugs sells them, its really easy. You'll need some sealer silicone (cant remember if its included) but home depot has it anyway.

Jan 12, 2009 | 05:35 PM

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That's correct. You will need silicone, as it's not included with the plug.

The removal of the wiper and motor is a piece of cake...about 20-30mins tops. You remove the blade on the exterior, then remove the panel just under the rear window on the inside...you will them be able to see the wiper motor and bracket which holds it down.

I believe the wiper plug includes instructions.

Jan 20, 2009 | 03:53 PM

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M32

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I started to look into getting the rear wiper removed and can't get myself to pay $30 for a plug. I'm sure it makes it look a lot better... I guess this mod will have to wait

Edwin