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Awesome man, I'm glad you are enjoying your visit, hot chicks huh? I believe that is the reason why my wife won't let me visit by myself LOL, where in Peru are you? and how long more are you staying, my parents live in Lima, I can probably get you in touch with them for a nice tour, they love doing that, besides, my dad works for the government and has the all the hook ups LOL. Anyways, I like that hood dude, DId you paint the vents black or is that a plastic piece that comes in that color? Thanks for the pics oh and how much did you pay for the supercharcher LOL

Hey yea i got some pictures. Im actually in Peru right now working on a boat offshore, i have been here since March 9th. I like it here, i have never been somewhere with so many hot girls. They are everywhere! You guys are lucky, in Houston where I'm from there is like one hot girl for every 10 guys.

Yes its a steeda hood, I like it. Its unique, not very many people have it. Plus it is a functional cowl hood so it actually keeps your engine cooler.

Heres a link to my photobucket, there are a ton of pics of my car on there.
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- john

Hey John, do you have any pics of your ride?
Is that a Steeda Hood? By the way I'm from Peru, I see you went there recently, how did you like it?
Thanks in advance, Carlos

oh hey dude. What the **** has been up haha? Long time no see...

yea man i get off work here in about a week, ive been in peru since march 7th. Ill give you a call when i get home.

- John

whats up man long time no see hit me up sometime tclarkpc@yahoo.com since i rarely get on here lets hang sometime. or 409-682-0836.

Well mine are mechanical. Honestly, if i could do it over again i would have gotten electrical gauges even though the mechanical's are more accurate.

The water temp sensor goes into the driver side of the block, if you look below the header towards the back of the block there is a plug you unscrew and just screw the temp sensor into it. Make sure you drain the coolant first though or else you'll get bathed in coolant like i did.

The oil sensor is a little more difficult, you have to go to the hardware store and get some T fittings and T off where the stock oil pressure sensor is by the oil filter. Do a search and you will find some pictures of what im talking about.

let me know if you need more help

- john

Hi, I was searching through some old posts, how did you get your temp and oil sensor gauges in, any help would be!