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beam514's 1999 Galant: 5 Speed 6G74
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[x] = installed [p] = in the process of being installed [$] = purchased, but collecting dust [ ] = future part Engine: total spent: $1000+ (replaced timing belt, water pump, pulleys, etc.) [x] 3.5L 6G74 Swap <$450 + 80 gas/tax = $530> [x] Diamante Intake Manifold and Throttle Body [x] Stock 6G72 injectors (220's I believe) [x] Modified stock intake piping w/ K&N <$80> [x] Braille 11.5 lb Battery <$155> [x] Home-filled Polyurethane motor mounts <$6> They suck really bad... right now. Still curing while engine is running = oozing out the middle Transmission: total spent $1300 + [x] F5M51 5-speed manual transmission <$600> [x] OEM Resurfaced Flywheel <$86> [x] shifter assembly [x] used shifter cables [x] Aluminum shift knob <$23> [ ] shift boot [x] SPEC stage 1 clutch kit <$327> [x] slave cylinder (also have an extra one) [x] master cylinder <$27> [x] transmission mount [x] hydraulic lines <$90> [x] Manual Starter Locator Plate [x] intermediate shaft <$150> [x] clutch pedal [x] Pennzoil Synchromesh Exhaust: total spent $187 [x] MagnaFlow Universal Muffler - 14827 Street Series <$127 + $60 labor = $187> Handling/Suspension: total spent $825 + [x] Progress lowering springs <$70> (great deal from BGR) [x] KYB-AGX shocks/struts <$400> [x] RMR 24mm Rear Stabilizer Bar <$185> [x] Do-it-Center rear camber "kit" (grade 10.9 bolts) <$20> [$] COMPLX rear tie bar <$150> [$] COMPLX front adjustable end links [$] OEM 3G Eclipse GT Strut Tower Bar (doesn't fit with my 6G74 TB. will fit after 5 speed swap) <$50> [x] Power Steering delete Wheels and Tires: total spent ~$1000 [x] OEM Eclipse GT wheels painted bronze <$225 + $30 in paint = $255> [x] Yokohama Avid W4S - 215/50/R17 <$725> *would like to find some Evo VIII wheels in the future to allow for more grip Audio: total spent $200 [x] Kenwood Headunit and Infinity Reference speakers <$200> All work, besides welding, has been done by me, with the help of my dad and some friends as an extra set of hands __________________________________________________ _______________________________________ Well I finally feel like posting some pics up of my car. Its basically stock but whatever. Today I was finally able to take out the lower dash (thanks 99galant) and I got some paintin done and I think I'll be up all night finishing :D Well here you go: World's biggest wheel gap ![]() Here's what my interior is like right now: ![]() two completely different screws?? I think they ran out of the same kind when they were puttin in the glove box latch: ![]() and I'll post more pics later! Last edited by beam514; 01-20-2010 at 07:53 PM |
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Join Date: 11-24-2002
Location: Originally TGCNY, Now TGCTX
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that's a big first project man. But if you have help, it shouldn't be too desasterous have fun and good luck. Bring on the new pics, i wanna see!
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well I'm pretty much done:
![]() I know the clear coat looks really cloudy and looks like it sucks, but it's really not that bad in person I still have quite a ways to go on my learning curve of clearcoating though :( ![]() The little cubby thing is back in now too just in case anyone was curious, i used Krylon Fusion gloss black first (the store didn't carry the flat black), then some coats of normal Krylon "ultra-flat" black, then regular-gloss Krylon acrylic clear coat, and no I didn't wet sand the clear coat I might end up removing it all again someday and respraying and reclearing. Next time I'll be able to remove everything faster too. This only took like a day for me to do I just didn't have time to post pics now time to find something else work on 8-) |
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Join Date: 04-10-2005
Location: NYC
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the vents you just pry out, looks like it is foggy. if you use regular acrylic clear on the fusion paint it will either make it crack or not adhere to it hence that glazed look i suggest you redo it and either use no clear at all or make sure to buy the fusion clear
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really?
what if theres a layer of normal Krylon paint on top of the fusion? Also the glovebox is the thing that looks most glazed cause I tried to use satin clear on it and i messed up.. although i used that on the door armrests and those came out perfect. But with the glove box, radio bezel, and shifter bezel I didn't use Fusion cause though I actually sanded and prepped |
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actually in that pic the wheel gap is kind of exaggerated cause I parked on a slope with that fender facing uphill and its slanting diagonally across the car. I dunno about lowering anytime soon as I don't feel like droppin $500 right now (possibly saving for a 5 speed swap ;-))
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