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Really fast. It thinks you have a bulb burnt out!

Definetly need load EQs for signals, for 'hyper flashing' and another on on the brkae wire WILL fix the cruise issue. Got the set-up in my car.

The taillights/brakelights light up just fine, we recomend any LED that has bulbs in a 360 degree pattern, at the very least, but the 'towers' are the way to go. The reverse, fender blinkers or front signals aren't an issue, but the rear signal, we figure because the glass is just smooth, no...

Just use the ballasts. We sell autolumination's stuff and we've installed tons of them. They work great, just need to find an out-of-the-way spot. I think we put them under the hood, int he Maxda 3.

Hey guys, if you swap out the tails for LEDs you ned to put load equalizers on the wires. You also need another load equalizer on the signals, if you put LEDs in, or else they blink really really fast. Another member of TOprotege.com and I distribute LED for http://autolumination.com/ Both...

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New one or old one? New one is alright... Old one? One of the top 5, if not top 3, greatest car ever made!! Definetly not underrated. Most race car drivers that own Ferraris, Lambos..whatever have a mini or two also. Tells you something about how awesome this car was....is.

The Altima tooo?????? It must be a cost savings thing!

I love the Volvo too! Sentra??? Three words...Solid Rear End!! Even minivans have 4wheel ind. suspens.!!!!

Old BMW M1 - Between the years of 1978 and 1981, there were 455 BMW M1's manufactured by BMW Motorsport. <table><tbody><tr><td align="left" width="50%">Cylinders:</td> <td align="left" width="50%">6...

Facts; The only reason why the spoiler was so high, was so the trunk could still be opened. The Chrysler teams where know for putting break away spacers inside the suspension, so during inspection, the cars where at the proper height, but would lower once the spacers broke off.

Im with you. Hate snow in traffic, but on the backroad or a huge open parking lot with a nice fresh dumping of snow = too much fun!

Hey guys, its Myk from the TO club! Everyone please go to this link and post up your car please! Mazdasport Magazine Need Proteges If they need some fast Proteges, I know this is one place to find them!

OK, here you go. Surface to be painted must be clean and roughly sanded to get the surface ready for paint. The surface needs to be a bit rough not completely smooth for the paint to stick. Do a couple coats of primer, let dry till tacky between coats, don't rush. Do many many light coats...

No, it isn't needed. If you put a bunch of layers of top coat colour down, you can use finish-grit wet sand on the final coat and it will smooth out and get a glossy finish. (depending our the colour/finish you choose) Also with all the coats, and a good primer base, you don't have to worry...