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what suspension did you use??? what it hard?


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so pimp i bet it rides a whole lot better now.


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 Post subject: Re: ITR Suspention in.
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Nice, very nice. I want some rear discs too!


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Thanks for the compliments guys. Well the ITR suspension is finally in. Its bolted on but not complete. I still have to swap my master cylinder/booster and prop valve with the DA components. I will also change to DOT4 high performance brake fuild instead of the stock DOT3.
I will keep everyone posted on the updates and results.

I cannot take the credit for this 5 Lug conversion. It was Shuttle xer(ThatDoodle), that came to me with the concept. I was only there to support and help. Without his passion and brilliants it would not be possible. It took a few months of research, trial and error, and dedication to make this conversion work and work well just like OEM. I vouche for it and very confident it will work very well.

Not only is this a 5 lug conversion but it is a OEM Big brake upgrade. Here is a comparison.... Stock 2wd wagon 9 inch front rotors versus ITR 11.1 inch front rotors....I opt to use the Acura Legend 2 piston front calipers.
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In the rear ITR 10.22 inch rotors. Note this is a stock 2wd wagon drum trailing arm and a modified 2wd wagon trailing with ITR rear disk conversion.
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Energy suspensions Poly Ure Trailing arm Bushings. Thanks Turbo teg for the installation tips.
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HA HA I always wanted to tease you about how small your brakes looked inside those massive rims you had, but I guess I can't say anything now. Looking good NJ I and I am still waiting on that damn center console. The dude said he sent it but I haven't seen anything yet.

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HA HA I always wanted to tease you about how small your brakes looked inside those massive rims you had, but I guess I can't say anything now. Looking good NJ I and I am still waiting on that damn center console. The dude said he sent it but I haven't seen anything yet.

Thanks Rage. Its cool on the console. I can wait.


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NJ, wanna sell me your rotors?? :D


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I dought you want my old rotors. Ive had them a long time. They're faded. They've been cut once already. Im sure they are too thin.


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what about your calipers??

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lm going to hold on to da calipers for a little while. I still could use them on my daily sedan


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aww rats :lol:

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wow, really like the 5 lug !!! :shock: 8)

always loved your wagon, can't wait to see what you're going to do next.


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Thanks for the acknowledgement. I appreciate your trust in such a important aspect of your car. It was a blessing to have you live so close to me for the simple fact that it would have been very difficult to get this sold and see the outcome in person. Im sure a lot of members were iffy about what I had come up with. Now I have a GREAT witness to vouch for the quality of this setup. Anyone interested in something like this can look at my post here on the board for bigger brake upgrades.

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Like it's been said a million times, you are the motivation on this site. What a dope wagon. It just keeps getting better! We've got to have a mass member meet somewhere! Give me enough notice and I'll drive to NJ no problem. Shit we can do it on PR pride day for all I care. Have a damm wagon parade. Boriqua-Hooo, Zulu-Hooo, yes-yes yall to the beat.

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FSC4wd wrote:
Boriqua-Hooo, Zulu-Hooo, yes-yes yall to the beat.



AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH X 1726339746280976


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FSC4wd wrote:
Like it's been said a million times, you are the motivation on this site. What a dope wagon. It just keeps getting better! We've got to have a mass member meet somewhere! Give me enough notice and I'll drive to NJ no problem. Shit we can do it on PR pride day for all I care. Have a damm wagon parade. Boriqua-Hooo, Zulu-Hooo, yes-yes yall to the beat.


Thanks FSC4wd Im flattered,
I plan to go a different route with my wagon. I like the show car look but Im now focused on performance. I hope to boost my wagon someday so I needed to beef up my brakes. Thanks to ThatDoodle I have that now. I also wanted my wagon to have a more aggressive hard look. I will make a few suttle changes in in the exterior. I promise to keep it sexy but tuff.

Next I will installed my ETD Racing traction bars. I also got a skid plate to protect my header since the wagon will be lower now. Later I plan to get some lower control arms and sway bars. Stay tuned.....

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nj get the traction bars from innovative mounts. i just got mine and they are awesome. i can vouch they fit on the wagons, 4wd

http://www.innovativemounts.com/Contact.aspx

ask for tim.


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Thanks 949,

I have my ETD's already. They fit too.


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"have my ETD's already. They fit too."
...mine don't fit! the bolt holes are off!! =(
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NJ now that you got your ITR setup, have you thought about type-r yellow?

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(photochop the color of my grey wagon) :lol:


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looks like a hott taxi to me

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omg please dont do yellow....something about a yellow box is OFF!!! lol. Champ white might be alright, but who doesn't have that color in this day and age?


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NJ now that you got your ITR setup, have you thought about type-r yellow?

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(photochop the color of my grey wagon) :lol:


Actually not a bad idea. I know a kid who had a yellow wagon with white wheels. It didnt look bad at all. They stole it and wrecked it a week later. Nah I dont think Im going to do another full color change anytime soon.


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I am actually liking that yellow.

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clean car!!


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Me, too. We're painting next weekend and I'm torn whether to change colors..maybe not 'cause that means doing the jambs...ick.

I saw a Golf the other day with a brown-mustardy yellow paint with black/red wheels. Sounds goofy but it looked really sharp.


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i dont think NJ's wago would look good with that ITR yellow. its too flashy. and for those goodies you've got under the hood, its not good to be all flashy. i dont wanna sign onto HCW one day and see that NJs car got broken into, stripped, and what-not. *knock on wood*

cleanest wagon/swap thus far imo. keep it up :D

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Thanks Duckie.


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