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  1. i have the same problem....except i have like mad cracks all over the part, on drivers side.

    also, i cleaned the drain holes up front as well...and let me tell you, there was no way i hell that ANY water can even get to the holes, and when you get to them from all the leaves and dirt and whatnot, the hole was packed with same stuff.

    reminder, dont push those little rubber plugs wher the hole is, took me 4 hrs to get it back in place.

    i called sunset, its $55 for the rear foam piece, if you dont want to fix or mess with silicone.

  2. UPDATE>

    i just ordered a new MAF sensor so i will see if that will fix the problem.

    btw, i turned it on today and it was acting up really bad, i would push the gas pedal and right around 3 k or so it would not really like it, it seems like its something stuffed in the intake or something, thats what it feels like, but obviously thats not it lol.

    i unplugged the MAF and it was even worse....should that be the case? its sputtering, like theres not enough air coming in

  3. so just pulled these.

    all these CEL's came on after i installed the EVOMS intake.

    tried cleaning the maf few times, CEL came back on.

    what do you guys suggest? just get a new one and see what happens, or is there another way around? or install the stock intake stuff back in.

    also, would changing to a different non-oiled intake filter help?

    thx in advance

  4. my question is,

    from all the talk/discussion about oiled filters and whatnots, would changing the k&n cone filter and putting a paper cone filter get rid of the codes (i will clean the MAF again)?

    would the be any noticeable sound difference?

    also, since the cone filter is pretty much visible trough the side intake, would it cause problems with water and regular washing?

    any info on this would be greatly appreciated

  5. Thanks for all the advise. I found a write up on the net that mentioned the use of a paint stripper called "aircraft stripper" Its suppose to get the old paint off so there is less scrubbing? I think i will tey some of it unless someone knows that I should not use the stuff..... thanks

    ooo man, you dont want to go there.

    me and my friend were painting some wheels on his BMW, and we stripped all the paint with that stuff, Yes it works, and YES it took us about 2 days worth of trying to get all of it out and out of all those hard to reach places, and keep in mind that you have to get ALL the paint off, not just some spots, and very hard to get all of it off, and finally when done, you will need to primer all that suff as well, and even.

    so my suggestion is scuff up with either sand paper or steel wool, and paint light coats, and dont use clearcoat.

    as with the paint stripper, there was issues with applying clearcoat even, and in the right temp as mentioned above.

  6. thx,

    i first cleaned the wheels the best i could, then cleaned them with some steel wool (that took off way more dirt and gunk that i ever tought it would, so give that a try, and then i used a bit more aggressive steel wool to scuff the wheels up a little more so that paint can stick), then i used the rustolium gloss black, put about 8-9 light coats, waited about 10-15 mns between coats, and then put one very thick coat that gave it more shine.

    btw, i used the index card masking procedure, so masking took up about 1 minute per wheels.

    as for pinstripe, its jsut a pinstripe that you can get at pepboys for $3 that you can use to pinstripe a sde of the car, so it sticks very good, and if you change your mind about it down the road, just peel it off :)

    i chose not to put any clear coat

    here are some more reference pics for index cards, i painted the back of wheels first

    2h5jt6c.jpg

    and finished, waiting to dry

    2vru4jl.jpg

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