to sleeper or not to sleeper
#1
to sleeper or not to sleeper
I delivery drive a soon to be hmt del sol. I am seriously debating whether or not to make it look stock under the hood by hiding the charge pipes inside stock intake and using a heatshield to conceal the turbo. The intercooler would be painted black with nicely done grill mesh to break up the pattern. A del sol, imo, looks like it should go fast; so would it be redundant to sleep the under-hood of a bright red car? OH! btw, I am not trying to conceal the sounds, just the appearance.
#6
Re:to sleeper or not to sleeper
Originally Posted by yellowcrx6
any 1 with 1/2 a brain will still know your turbo.
Anyways yeah just make the outside and inside look like a sleeper... waste of time to do the engine bay. That's the cool part to check out.
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Re:to sleeper or not to sleeper
Originally Posted by beerbongskickass
Originally Posted by yellowcrx6
any 1 with 1/2 a brain will still know your turbo.
Anyways yeah just make the outside and inside look like a sleeper... waste of time to do the engine bay. That's the cool part to check out.
#9
Re:to sleeper or not to sleeper
I want a bov poking out of my oem intake If it's a DSM bov, does it still count as "oem looking?" lol
I would just not pop the hood if you don't want to give away what's going on under there. But thats my $.02
I would just not pop the hood if you don't want to give away what's going on under there. But thats my $.02
#10
Re:to sleeper or not to sleeper
whats the point of hiding all that ---- in the engine bay if everyones gonna hear the bov neways so their gonna know its boosted. i think its just a waste of time. just make the exteior look stock