Falker11's 6MT Sedan
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Thanks man. I've noticed you seem to be the wheel fitment guru around here...you'll probably get a message from me in the near future. Likely want to go with a Volk TE37 SL staggered setup with 18s and trying to figure out what size/offset/tire size to go with assuming no drop or mild drop like swift or eibach...
Anyways I need to get my diff fluid changed, where'd you get yours and how much did you get?
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Thanks man. I've noticed you seem to be the wheel fitment guru around here...you'll probably get a message from me in the near future. Likely want to go with a Volk TE37 SL staggered setup with 18s and trying to figure out what size/offset/tire size to go with assuming no drop or mild drop like swift or eibach...
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Falker11 (04-10-2015)
#33
uhh ohh... Not only got the same color, year and 6mt package combo sedan, and also fairly close in the area and wants the same wheels that I eventually want to put on my car. DAMMIT I got some real competition going on now
Anyways I need to get my diff fluid changed, where'd you get yours and how much did you get?
Anyways I need to get my diff fluid changed, where'd you get yours and how much did you get?
Diff oil change is super easy, much easier than engine oil. Black Betty has a great DIY over in the tech section.
I'm using Redline 75x90 Gear oil. You will need buy two bottles since it takes about 1.5 quarts to refill. Think its like 16 bucks a bottle on amazon, free prime shipping. Also need a quart pump which is like 5-7 bucks. Here are the links to what you'll need:
Oh and almost forgot, you also need a hex wrench (10mm I think but I'll need to double check that)...I got a craftsman hex socket set for my torque wrench when i did it last time.
Let me know if you need any help...super easy to do this one anytime, I don't even think I needed to jack up my coupe when i did this last time.
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Not to mention we're both named Mike
Diff oil change is super easy, much easier than engine oil. Black Betty has a great DIY over in the tech section.
I'm using Redline 75x90 Gear oil. You will need buy two bottles since it takes about 1.5 quarts to refill. Think its like 16 bucks a bottle on amazon, free prime shipping. Also need a quart pump which is like 5-7 bucks. Here are the links to what you'll need:
Amazon.com: Red Line 57904 (75W90) Synthetic Gear Oil - 1 Quart: Automotive
Amazon.com: Plews 55001 Lubrimatic Fluid Quart Pump, Fits Standard Quart Bottles: Automotive
Oh and almost forgot, you also need a hex wrench (10mm I think but I'll need to double check that)...I got a craftsman hex socket set for my torque wrench when i did it last time.
Let me know if you need any help...super easy to do this one anytime, I don't even think I needed to jack up my coupe when i did this last time.
Diff oil change is super easy, much easier than engine oil. Black Betty has a great DIY over in the tech section.
I'm using Redline 75x90 Gear oil. You will need buy two bottles since it takes about 1.5 quarts to refill. Think its like 16 bucks a bottle on amazon, free prime shipping. Also need a quart pump which is like 5-7 bucks. Here are the links to what you'll need:
Amazon.com: Red Line 57904 (75W90) Synthetic Gear Oil - 1 Quart: Automotive
Amazon.com: Plews 55001 Lubrimatic Fluid Quart Pump, Fits Standard Quart Bottles: Automotive
Oh and almost forgot, you also need a hex wrench (10mm I think but I'll need to double check that)...I got a craftsman hex socket set for my torque wrench when i did it last time.
Let me know if you need any help...super easy to do this one anytime, I don't even think I needed to jack up my coupe when i did this last time.
Thank you for the links! Appreciate it, I'll have to go ahead and order them, I'm a prime member as well so I appreciate the amazon links!
As to the whole diff fluid change, honestly I haven't done one and even more so not on this car so I wouldn't really know much about it, perhaps something we could do if we link up in a few weeks?
#36
Took some more photos in the nice weather we're getting here in the northeast.
Font shot with the bumper plugs installed...Too bad the damn license plate bracket made other indents on the front bumper
Couple other shots. Can't wait to get the tint on tomorrow.
Don't mind the dirty license plate bracket, a new on is on its way
Font shot with the bumper plugs installed...Too bad the damn license plate bracket made other indents on the front bumper
Couple other shots. Can't wait to get the tint on tomorrow.
Don't mind the dirty license plate bracket, a new on is on its way
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Bethlehem, Pennsylvania 18015) this coming Sunday that I think I'm going to go to, as far as I know there should be some Gs and Zs coming, let me know if you want to come as well!
Took some more photos in the nice weather we're getting here in the northeast.
Font shot with the bumper plugs installed...Too bad the damn license plate bracket made other indents on the front bumper
Couple other shots. Can't wait to get the tint on tomorrow.
Don't mind the dirty license plate bracket, a new on is on its way
Font shot with the bumper plugs installed...Too bad the damn license plate bracket made other indents on the front bumper
Couple other shots. Can't wait to get the tint on tomorrow.
Don't mind the dirty license plate bracket, a new on is on its way
#38
That's awesome! Btw there is a Cars and Coffee Lehigh Valley Season Opener ( 101 Founders Way
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania 18015) this coming Sunday that I think I'm going to go to, as far as I know there should be some Gs and Zs coming, let me know if you want to come as well!
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania 18015) this coming Sunday that I think I'm going to go to, as far as I know there should be some Gs and Zs coming, let me know if you want to come as well!
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RayCARSMO (04-16-2015)