Bronco Boy's 2002 GT
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Bronco Boy
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True, but they last just fine when it is below 7*C. Was 1*C this morning.
ericspecullaas
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LMFAO you did the conversion didnt ya. also it says were he is from in location lmao
Bronco Boy
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ericspecullaas
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i drove through bc once. i loved all the tree you have but i couldnt handle all the snow
Bronco Boy
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That's why I live in Vancouver; hardly any snow, just cold 'n wet in the winter. Drive a few hours in any direction and you have snow.
Bronco Boy
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Did the "02NavyBlue" power steering cap upgrade. 
smitz327
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Car looks great, was it easy to remove the front bumper cover? I have to take mine off to do some work on it
February 2012, installed a new shift knob:
February 2012, picked up a radar detector:
May 2012, gave her a good waxing:
May 2012, got her lowered with new struts:
June 2012, added some spacers to fix the vibration after lowering:
August 2012, installed an Aeroforce:
September 2012, removed the front bumper to re-align it:
Bronco Boy
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It was easy, but there was little info on how to do so when I did it. Next time it comes off will take no time at all.
http://chrisb.users.superford.org/Grand_Prix/Projects/Bumper_Front/Bumper_Front.html
Bronco Boy
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Found this ZZP tranny pan on Kijiji last week.....
As other members suggested, I will put a heli-coil in the drain plug so it doesn't strip on me.
Today I ordered wheel spacers and some LED fog lights.
As other members suggested, I will put a heli-coil in the drain plug so it doesn't strip on me.
Today I ordered wheel spacers and some LED fog lights.
Bronco Boy
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Installed my TRS headlight harness for the retrofits. Been well over a year since the retros were installed, so it's good to have have hi-beams again!
Low beams:
Hi beams:
Low beams:
Hi beams:
Bronco Boy
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Installed some 25mm hub-centric wheel spacers.....
Looks so much better now. Hopefully there is no rubbing; doesn't appear that there should be.
Looks so much better now. Hopefully there is no rubbing; doesn't appear that there should be.
Jaredthefail
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Did the "02NavyBlue" power steering cap upgrade.
What is this exactly and do you have a link?
Also what gains do you get from wheel spacers besides looks?
Bronco Boy
Donating Users
This is sticking a magnet on the end of your power steering cap. http://chrisb.users.superford.org/Grand_Prix/Projects/Power_Steering_Cap_Magnet/PS_Cap_Magnet.html
Looks, that is it. I guess you could argue performance, as you are 2" wider.
Bronco Boy
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Found some time to move forward on project "LED Fog Lights". I did the same thing with my current Piaa 510 fogs; I take stock fog housings and mate them to the aftermarket light. This moves the lens forward about 2", so the lights look better on the car, and you get a wider light pattern. I also gave these lights an 880 plug, so they can connect to the stock wiring.
Morimito XB LED lights for the 2008-2010 G6/G8:
Junkyard lights:
Remove the lenses, the metal light shields then clean up the cut edges of the lens:
Remove the screws and bracket from the back of the light, and cut off the 5202 plug:
Cut off the mounting tabs:
Apply glue to the back of the light and the inside of the housing and stick 'em together:
Once the glue is set, solder the LED wires to an 880 bulb base:
All done and ready to go on the car:
The rain is coming for the next few days, so it will be a few days before I can install them.
My full write up is here: http://chrisb.users.superford.org/Grand_Prix/Projects/LED_Fog_Lights/LED_Fog_Lights.html
Morimito XB LED lights for the 2008-2010 G6/G8:
Junkyard lights:
Remove the lenses, the metal light shields then clean up the cut edges of the lens:
Remove the screws and bracket from the back of the light, and cut off the 5202 plug:
Cut off the mounting tabs:
Apply glue to the back of the light and the inside of the housing and stick 'em together:
Once the glue is set, solder the LED wires to an 880 bulb base:
All done and ready to go on the car:
The rain is coming for the next few days, so it will be a few days before I can install them.
My full write up is here: http://chrisb.users.superford.org/Grand_Prix/Projects/LED_Fog_Lights/LED_Fog_Lights.html
Bronco Boy
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Thanks Red. Can't wait to get them on and see if they are better than the current HID set-up.
REDCRAPGP
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I thought about going the led route myself but ehh for the price plus the performance they still can't beat a hid foglight projector but they're still better then just the standard hid in a reflector setup and no need for anything extra like bulbs or ballast.
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