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1995 Monte Carlo Z34
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lancerswimmer89
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1995 Monte Carlo Z34
Just recently bought a black Z34 Monte Carlo. It comes w/ a 3.4L V6 w/ twin DOHC. (yes thats 4 camshafts!!) and i'm looking to try and give it a personal feel. Here's a list of things that ive already done to it, lemme kno wat u guys think should be next.
replaced rear drivers side strut and strut mount
installed the 8 ga. wiring kit, and now have a 15" Autotek MM w/ a Hifonics Zeus amplifier pushing 600 rms.
installed a Sunpro Volt meter, and 3 toggle switches for teh sub, meter light, and subwoofer L.E.D.'s
installed aftermarket JVC headunit
built a custom tuned ported box out of 3/4" MDF
layed down a floor of 3/4" MDF in the entire trunk
painted stock rims black, but left the outside lip the machined silver
I was thinking about doin a color theme under the hood like painting the valve cover, and getting spark plug wires of the same color, and a intake tube of that color.
wat u guys think???
replaced rear drivers side strut and strut mount
installed the 8 ga. wiring kit, and now have a 15" Autotek MM w/ a Hifonics Zeus amplifier pushing 600 rms.
installed a Sunpro Volt meter, and 3 toggle switches for teh sub, meter light, and subwoofer L.E.D.'s
installed aftermarket JVC headunit
built a custom tuned ported box out of 3/4" MDF
layed down a floor of 3/4" MDF in the entire trunk
painted stock rims black, but left the outside lip the machined silver
I was thinking about doin a color theme under the hood like painting the valve cover, and getting spark plug wires of the same color, and a intake tube of that color.
wat u guys think???
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Ryan from Ohio
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Them aint your ordinary spark plug wires... Good luck with finding good colored ones 
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pimpmaynard
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Agreed... If you want em done right, find another stock set from the junkyard and get them powder coated in the centers... either that or just go with a nice set of aftermarket 17"-18"s that have the Black and Machined look.pimpmaynard wrote:plz do not spray paint the exterior parts of your car. it's too hood
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lancerswimmer89
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rims
no, i had em sprayed the right way, i just did it cuz i like the look of the stock rims minus the center caps.
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lancerswimmer89
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SuperWalmart for the glass/ resin and Home depot for the rest 
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lancerswimmer89
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- Location: Clinton Township
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lancerswimmer89
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fuel system
decided to run some injector cleaner thru it today, next, work on the intake
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loudwagon15s
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