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Old 03-18-2008, 09:28 PM   #21
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nice. how heavy are the 20's?
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Old 03-18-2008, 09:28 PM   #22
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why are projectors garbage?


and ya it tucks like 2 inches with 4 people in it and full tank of gas. haha
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Old 03-18-2008, 09:37 PM   #23
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the projectors in the headlights off ebay are very poor quality, but most the members on there that have them seem to be happy. THe best way would be to get a retrofitted set, which is alot of work to make or very expensive.
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nice. how heavy are the 20's?
umm i think when i weighed them they were around 65 or so pounds a piece..
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Old 03-18-2008, 09:41 PM   #25
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the projectors in the headlights off ebay are very poor quality, but most the members on there that have them seem to be happy. THe best way would be to get a retrofitted set, which is alot of work to make or very expensive.
oh i see... hmmm well should i just get the regular black housing ones then? and just keep my h.i.d conversion?
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Old 03-18-2008, 09:42 PM   #26
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Old 03-18-2008, 09:42 PM   #27
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oh i see... hmmm well should i just get the regular black housing ones then? and just keep my h.i.d conversion?
Thats what i would do. I used hids in black housings until I completed my retro. There are members on here that used hids in the projectors off ebay and the light output looked ok. But IMO, i'd just buy the regular black housing lights.
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Old 03-18-2008, 09:48 PM   #29
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Very nice ride. I usually don't like the exhaust tips coming out of there but you pull it off very well, it makes your car look crazy low. And those rims are hot.
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Old 03-18-2008, 09:54 PM   #30
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Thats what i would do. I used hids in black housings until I completed my retro. There are members on here that used hids in the projectors off ebay and the light output looked ok. But IMO, i'd just buy the regular black housing lights.
ok i will just get the regular ones and keep my h.i.d kit and gets matching h.i.d fogs
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Old 03-18-2008, 10:05 PM   #31
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car looks good.

how much boost are you seeing with what sized pulley?

any plans for alcohol injection?

(if these ?'s were asked already, my apologies. i get very little time to scope the forums these days)
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Old 03-18-2008, 10:10 PM   #33
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Old 03-19-2008, 12:02 AM   #35
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Sh*t is nice son. The ride is clean as h*ll and I'm really digging the exhaust setup.

I'm itching to see what the interior looks like now..
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umm i think when i weighed them they were around 65 or so pounds a piece..
See... thats whats wrong with 20's. They are bigger than they need to be and too heavy. Ruins your handling and acceleration/braking. Harder on your steering rack and wheel bearings too. My 17's weigh 13.5lbs a piece and under 40lbs with tires.

Like I said, I like the look of your wheels, but most I don't. Anything 20 or over usually looks too big and make the car look like a monster truck. 18's or 19's just look better IMO and have better performance characteristics, and they will clear any brake kit you can get which is really all you should need.
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Looks good! I like the exhaust, it's different.
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Im with aaron on this. You spent the cash on the supercharger why counteract it with heavy wheels? Looks great otherwise. I have seen other exhausts run out that way and am not a fan, if you take more pics get one directly from the back so i can see better. Nice car overall. Where is Buffalo? I live in New Prague MN.
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Old 03-19-2008, 01:14 PM   #39
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Im with aaron on this. You spent the cash on the supercharger why counteract it with heavy wheels? Looks great otherwise. I have seen other exhausts run out that way and am not a fan, if you take more pics get one directly from the back so i can see better. Nice car overall. Where is Buffalo? I live in New Prague MN.
hmmm well idk how to expain where from new prague but i think its like a hour away. idk map quest it haha
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See... thats whats wrong with 20's. They are bigger than they need to be and too heavy. Ruins your handling and acceleration/braking. Harder on your steering rack and wheel bearings too. My 17's weigh 13.5lbs a piece and under 40lbs with tires.

Like I said, I like the look of your wheels, but most I don't. Anything 20 or over usually looks too big and make the car look like a monster truck. 18's or 19's just look better IMO and have better performance characteristics, and they will clear any brake kit you can get which is really all you should need.
yes i know that they are heavy but when the 20s came up the whole performance thing was not my main concern, the grand am is my cruiser, witch only now i decided i wanted to make faster, and this guy offered me 12500 for it last week so i might sell it... but i put the boost gauge on yesterday and just went for a quick rip and was not very impressed 4lbs of boost at 5500rpm! it really didnt even make boost till around 4800-5000rpm and on the rev limiter its only a hair over 4psi on the gauge... is this normal? i thought it would be around 6-8psi with the stock pulley?
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