Thank you ^^White Comet wrote:just cuz you can post in here doesn't mean you should. especially if you're going to act like an ***
Thank you ^^White Comet wrote:just cuz you can post in here doesn't mean you should. especially if you're going to act like an ***
This is real? Like it was a real OEM part? I had NO idea this existed. I must see if i can obtain one. I am not going to lie i probably wont have anything but bottled water or bottled juice in the car anything with a screw on cap. So i don't really need to have a cup holder but if this is out there i would like to have one JUST CAUSE lol.wa-chiss wrote:I've been watching this build. I'll say, it's very nice. I like your all your choices for modifications/upgrades. You like rare and hard to find parts and are in the hunt for cup holders? Well, there is a very nice OEM 2-cup cupholder you can get from Japan. It goes on the center armrest. It makes the armrest a couple inches higher which, for me, feels better. The only thing that took me a while to get used to is shifting with a drink in it. But it's not a huge problem. Better than punching your drink everytime you shift into 1st, 3rd, or 5th.
Modified by wa-chiss at 7:19 PM 1/1/2009
Well dang...wa-chiss wrote:Well, I don't know if it's Nissan per-say, but it fit like a glove. The distributor on my car went out (KA24E) and there is a place in Washington state called Feltons. They specialize in Nissan/Infinity parts ONLY. New and used. So I went there and got the distributor. I've seen people with the open din cup holders and asked the guy about it and he said "No, I dodn't have that but hold on, I've got something you might like instead". Out he came with this little gem. My eyes lit up like a little boy's on Christmas morning. He said they went for like $60 but let me have it for only $30. I called him back a few months later to see if he had anymore or could get them but I got the only one he's had, and the only one he's ever seen. I have personally never seen another one with my own two eyes. Thats been the best $30 I've ever spent on my car.
You are an artist and don't let ANYONE tell you different please. As for an s14 goes i WOULD have gone with an s14 but i wanted to be able to get a car and not pay any payments on it. I hate monthly bills so i try to keep them to a minimum that is why i got my s13, paid for it in full and no payments to worry about. I am just crazy like that i guess.titanoh wrote:I prefer to sketch with just pencils or markers, but I can work with any medium. I wouldn't call myself an artist though. I am 14 years old (everything I know about cars is from online, and small hands-on experinces), and my obtainable dream car is a 240sx, a clean S14 zenki; if I were to modify it I would start slow. Strip most of the interior, bucket seats/harness, custom rollcage, coilovers, tie rods, sway bars, strut bars (im getting carried away here), Koyo radiator, walbro 225, and basic bolt-on's, etc (I am into autocross and track racing, so all mods would be for suspension or safety to begin with) My dream car would be a Skyline R32 or an 05' STi. I have seen m tr4nch's project before, and I do admire it. Would I ever do it? No. If he enjoy's doing that, more power to him. If you enjoy what you are doing, have fun. Do I consider it, in some ways, useless; yes. The way I look at it is, that $800 bumper you got is a new t3/t4. And again, each to his own.
Sorry for being an ***, I guess I get more of where your coming from now.-Scott
Hey bro i appreciate the kind words! Thanks a lot, I am really trying to squeeze every penny to update more so there is some sort of eye candy on here haha.Ramonesfreak2010 wrote:I really diggin' your car ghast. I wish I had money to build mine. Keep it up. Btw, why are you so freakin' nice? lol
That is what i am going for ^^tctomasc wrote:oh man, that is so ****en dope. I love the cleanliness of your build man, I really do. I am all about stealth, ease, and just overall looks from factory with a subtle change.
the problem with running a timer, is that there is no exact time that teh car warms up every time so you'd need something more accurate.titanoh wrote:For the "All systems running correctly" couldn't you run the soundboard to a timer?
Sweet Beans Man! Let me know when you do so i can follow!mychalous wrote:Haven't been on in a while but I'm glad I looked today. NICE! Keep doing what your doing. I'm looking to start my project pretty soon.....I got a few interior pieces already.
Good Luck with your project!
Yep i am hoping to keep the interior FEELING stock, but not actually being stock you know?positron_ wrote:That's gonna look stock when you get done and it will be different, I've never come across one with the timer or anything other that a map light in that spot where the map light is....very cool!
The more i think about it the more i want to make it happen! No joke.wa-chiss wrote:The ignition and parking brake would be the easiest. For the ignition, just run a relay to a sound board with the "Welcome Pilot" voice. "Welcome Pilot" and the start time would be about the same so you could do it just for that turn to start the car and not the "on" position.
As for the E-Brake, Radio shack has some micro swithes you could run to the sound board.
Reminds me of the older Nissans that would say "Key is in the ignition" when you opened the doors instead of the all-anoying "DING,DING,DING".
I have no idea. I know nothing about electronics till this next semester starts up LOLtitanoh wrote:For the "All systems running correctly" couldn't you run the soundboard to a timer?
That sounds like it would work to me! Again i know nothing about electronics though.White Comet wrote:the problem with running a timer, is that there is no exact time that teh car warms up every time so you'd need something more accurate.
maybe wire it into an efan. if the efan is set to turn on at a certain temperature the voice woudl activate once that temp is reached and the fan kicks on. the problem with that though is that the voice woudl sound EVERY time teh fan kicks on. just throwing ideas around
Damn no way! I live over by Evans and Bulverde. Most of the original 240 owners around here got rid of theirs and went on to better stuff though. I'm actually pretty sure I've met you once before too because of your Lancer.Ghast wrote:Thanks bro i appreciate that. I am going to say the North East side? near James Madison High School? i live over in that area. Like 1604 Exit bulverde (sp?) and i live pretty much right there. It would be really awesome to hang with some other nissan or 240 drivers! What part of Texas are you in?
I have an old blitz talking turbo timer it says welcome or something in Japanese i forget i haven't had it hooked up since i sold my most recent turbo s13 , then countdown start in Japanese when the turbo timer starts running..Ghast wrote:
I wish there was a way to make the car say "Welcome Pilot" upon ignition.
Along with some other tight phrases after i turn the car off and the turbo timer is running haha.
Think it is possible to have that done somehow? I really got to look into that!
Thanks for checking out my Thread!
Thanks for checking out my page bro!positron_ wrote:That looks friggin' awesome! Great job Broadfield!
Let me understand. You are telling me that i can get a JDM glove box and it will be bigger on the inside? IE: Fit more gauges and stuff and also still have room for a cooling fan and extra materials ?heatw wrote:
I have an old blitz talking turbo timer it says welcome or something in Japanese i forget i haven't had it hooked up since i sold my most recent turbo s13 , then countdown start in Japanese when the turbo timer starts running..
also you could have just got the headliner / belts from a Canadian 240sx..
we don't have gay auto belts, but i support your jdm ness, this reminds me of my first coupe build, haven't doen this sort of thing in a while, got hooked on power.
also as an fyi jdm s13's have larger glove boxes, with some customization you can actually fit a box of that size in a usdm one just ditch most of the stock metal bracket , and you have to mirror the hump in the glove box for the fan.. it's alot of work for nothing but as far as i know nobody but me has bothered to do it
keep up the good work can't wait to see it finsihed
It is comments like that one that keep the mental structure behind this build sturdy and persistent. The ideas flow from the positive feedback, without confusing the reasoning of why i am building it the way i am.mychalous wrote:that thing looks sick! loving the creativity and quality...........THIS IS WHAT NICO NEEDS MORE OF............not noob questions and re-posts (no offense to noobs and re-posters).
Keep it up bro!
Thank you.RFcool wrote:ghast that dome light is sicko bro. Love the idea.
And props to broadfield.
Mostly everybody I know when to stuff like Lexus and Infiniti's.Ghast wrote:What do they all drive now? Are you going to school this semester?
You know where 1604 and Bulverde is at? By milburgers and then up that big *** hill is where i live. Up inside knollCreek.
You still driving a 240 or you move on to something better as well?
One Love,
Ghasty