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I am new to this forum and think it is awesome that you have a sub forum on color. My first question is, have any of you seen a redfire that looks good with stripes? I have seen black stripes and did not like it. Anyways her are some pictures and a list of my mods.
06 Redfire GT
KB 2.6 417 RWHP, 400RWTQ, Borla axel backs, Eibach sportlines, Saleen short throw shifter block, Foose 20" nitrous rims, Roush wing, window louvers, Redfire matched mirrors, Pioneer avic d-1 navigation, sirius, ipod, sos pillar, cobalt gauges, and raptor shift light
06 Redfire GT
KB 2.6 417 RWHP, 400RWTQ, Borla axel backs, Eibach sportlines, Saleen short throw shifter block, Foose 20" nitrous rims, Roush wing, window louvers, Redfire matched mirrors, Pioneer avic d-1 navigation, sirius, ipod, sos pillar, cobalt gauges, and raptor shift light
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Nice mods . Check out this thread regarding stripes: http://forums.bradbarnett.net/showthread.php?t=48348
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Got any pics of the interior so I can check out your gauges? I am contemplating an A pillar dual pod for water and oil.....
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Here they are, d-pic and boost in the sos pillar and I cut a big hole in my dash for the A/F
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Not bad, the hardest part was taking the airbag out and the center stack, but if you look over on MF.com they have the pdf's. Don W has pics of the process. Just a hole saw away lol. There actually was a guy that did it without removing all the stuff on MF as well. After that it was a hot and a ground and then I ran the wiring out the drivers side boot which exits into the fender so it is easiest to remove the front tire and fender lining (4 clips) and then wind it up zip tie it off and find a good muffler shop. The sensor needs to be at least 10 degrees upright which I did not do the first time I put it upside down cause the first muffler guy said it was to hard to remove the whole system. What I got was bad readings. I took it to another shop and for $80.00 they plugged the bung the idiot made and cut the pipe to drop it and put the bung in the top. Now the A/F is perfect as far as the readings. So, that is a short story long haha
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