sidemarker install ???
sidemarker install ???
I just bought some APC sidemarkers. What size drill bit do I use? What do I put on it so it doesn't rust? Any other tips? I searched but nobody has the APC ones. Thanks.
Hmm. My friend did this on his alty. He did a how to for my website
www.maine-street.com then click "The Garage"
www.maine-street.com then click "The Garage"
Originally posted by Nick Robinson
Hmm. My friend did this on his alty. He did a how to for my website
www.maine-street.com then click "The Garage"
Hmm. My friend did this on his alty. He did a how to for my website
www.maine-street.com then click "The Garage"
http://www.njrdesign.net/maine-street/review.htm
I guess i removed the link from the maine page, hehe. I need to fix that =)
I guess i removed the link from the maine page, hehe. I need to fix that =)
Originally posted by nymjayjay
i got my sidemarkers for $20 and it cost me $40 for a shop to put them on and wire them,
Jay
i got my sidemarkers for $20 and it cost me $40 for a shop to put them on and wire them,
Jay
That is if somebody helps me...
Originally posted by mb1
I don't see a link for "the garage". Also how do you guys think the sidemarkers will look lined up with the door trim? Too low?
I don't see a link for "the garage". Also how do you guys think the sidemarkers will look lined up with the door trim? Too low?
Originally posted by mb1
I got mine for $15, and I'm planing on installing it for $0.
That is if somebody helps me...
I got mine for $15, and I'm planing on installing it for $0.
That is if somebody helps me...
good luck man, I didnt wana risk screwing up my fenders so I put it in the hands of a shop.
p.s. messing up fenders cost alot of $$ for new ones or giving your max to a shop and if they mess up the fenders they buy u new fenders,
Jay
this is a easy thing to do, and to pay someone 40 dollars for this is crazy, all you need it a dremel. That thing rules.
if you need help P.M. me
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Originally posted by nymjayjay
dont be so cheap, pay the $40 to get it done by a pro, hehe
dont be so cheap, pay the $40 to get it done by a pro, hehe
Thats my philosophy.
Anyway, if I was able to install my own springs, without help from "pros", I'm sure I can do this...
I think the "proper" way to do it is with a sheetmetal nibbler (after drilling pilot holes), but a Dremel should work. ....of course the nibbler would be a helluva lot faster - I wonder how much you can rent one for?
Originally posted by Bman
I think the "proper" way to do it is with a sheetmetal nibbler (after drilling pilot holes), but a Dremel should work. ....of course the nibbler would be a helluva lot faster - I wonder how much you can rent one for?
I think the "proper" way to do it is with a sheetmetal nibbler (after drilling pilot holes), but a Dremel should work. ....of course the nibbler would be a helluva lot faster - I wonder how much you can rent one for?
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