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1995 Monte Carlo Z34

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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???
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Them aint your ordinary spark plug wires... Good luck with finding good colored ones ;)
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Post by pimpmaynard »

plz do not spray paint the exterior parts of your car. it's too hood
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Post by cargodz »

pimpmaynard wrote:plz do not spray paint the exterior parts of your car. it's too hood
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.
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rims

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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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i was thinking about building a better box for my sub to put in it. If i wanted to fiberglass it, where would i go to get the materials to do so, and what would i need to purchase???
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SuperWalmart for the glass/ resin and Home depot for the rest ;)
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Post by lancerswimmer89 »

yeah, i finally got it on the road. Not in too much of a hurry to make another box, might just wait till i get the money together to upgrade to a 15" WP subwoofer :D
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fuel system

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decided to run some injector cleaner thru it today, next, work on the intake
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Post by loudwagon15s »

humm i never thought of wally world for resin, i got a gallon of it at lowes for 33, how much was it there mike?
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