AaronTietje - 1993 MX3 Phase 2

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Re: Fun while it lasted. AaronTietje - 1993 MX3 GS

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Evo_Spec wrote:so are you just driving this around now or what's going on with this?

I won't drive it around until this spring. I deleted the heater core and really need to re-rout the intercooler pipes before she is road worthy.
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Small update. I just purchased an additional bp with a complete GTX turbo setup and ecu. I'm not sure if it will become a backup build or a heart transplant for a nice daily driver. :D
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Re: Fun while it lasted. AaronTietje - 1993 MX3 GS

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whats actually involved in putting a BP in a GS?
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Thefez wrote:whats actually involved in putting a BP in a GS?
Engine, transmission, harness, ecu, 4cyl shift linkage, mounts, unabody mount on the passanger side, radiator.
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Spring is almost here...any updates Aaron?
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Re: Fun while it lasted. AaronTietje - 1993 MX3 GS

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Lets just say he cleaned a bigger spot out for it in the garage this year :lol:
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:D I modify my ride so I can drive around the stupid people :D
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RobMinhas wrote:Spring is almost here...any updates Aaron?
O yes......

I'm building a new style of side skirting for the mx-3.
I just purchased a fender roller and successfully rolled one 1/4 last night.
My intercooler setup is being rerouted alongside my new slimmer "race" radiator.
And............. I purchased some paint for a base clear respray.

Pics to follow.
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Re: Fun while it lasted. AaronTietje - 1993 MX3 GS

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I have been trying to get some little things done for when good weather hits.
These are the custom taillights I'm working on.
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Re: Fun while it lasted. AaronTietje - 1993 MX3 GS

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I like what you did with the tails :mrgreen: you should paint the altezza solid black and it will emphasize the rings more. 8)
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The lights are actually a pain to get right. The reverse lens on the altezza actually hits the factory outer lens. To fix this, I heated up a round screwdriver end with a torch in order to melt and shape the inner lens where it hits.
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Re: Fun while it lasted. AaronTietje - 1993 MX3 GS

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Looks good, I am actually doing the same thing :) I ended up taking the round reflectors off, then trimmed the OE back up housing to fit the altezza.

I like the carbon look in there.
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I was nervous about trimming the oe inner lenses because I didn't want to make a spot where moisture could get in. :shrug:
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AaronTietje wrote:I was nervous about trimming the oe inner lenses because I didn't want to make a spot where moisture could get in. :shrug:
not the lens just the grey plastic diffusor behind the lense for the reverse light. I was just trying to make the reverse light function through the OE reverse location. I can send you pictures of what I am talking about when I get home.
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Josh wrote:
AaronTietje wrote:I was nervous about trimming the oe inner lenses because I didn't want to make a spot where moisture could get in. :shrug:
not the lens just the grey plastic diffusor behind the lense for the reverse light. I was just trying to make the reverse light function through the OE reverse location. I can send you pictures of what I am talking about when I get home.
That would be great. You can just post it up on my worklog.
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Re: Fun while it lasted. AaronTietje - 1993 MX3 GS

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guess ill join in on this party and say ive been gathering parts to do this as well lol..
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