Made a new key.

 

 

 

And then did this.

 

 

 

 

They don't line up well have to file the holes I drilled a bit and adjust them but its too late for that now.

All wired up sweet, all lights work.

 

Now the waiting game for my new wheels.

Edited June 28, 201313 yr by B.L.Z.BUB

Supercool!

Did you wire up all 4 headlights? Does it blow fuses or anything? Having all the lights on at once would pull close to 20amps.

Yep all 4. It did but I put 20a fuses in instead of 15.

Woah, cool.

Tweaked the lights around a bit. Still not perfect but I have seen much much worse. The pass side bucket needs co come down about 5mm in the inner side. Ill adjust it sometime.

 

While quads have been done to death I reckon with the grills and badge make them different enough.

 

Now where do I collect my JDM points, do I have to register somewhere?

 

 

 

 

 

Edited June 30, 201313 yr by B.L.Z.BUB

The lights deffiently changed the look abit looks nice, only thing is I think it will look better without that other round badge because its the same shape as the lights it looks like a third light on a angle

I think it will look better without that other round badge because its the same shape as the lights

 

But....but....the hectic JDM points.

Get one of the first photos on this thread and side by side with the latest ones.... if its not jdm points, what is it?

I rest my case.

Now where do I collect my JDM points, do I have to register somewhere?

 

Hi there,

 

You can redeem your JDM points at douchebagsareus.com.au, just follow the link to the Drifthack section and fill out the form that declares you've added "Japanese styled" parts to your ADM car in order to transport it back through time and space to Japan in 1983, altering history and proving that your car was in fact built in Japan and is therefore truly JDM.

JDM points can be used to purchase street cred and/or bragging rights, alternatively you can set up an account with douchebagsareus.com.au to manage your JDM points.

You can earn JDM points by adding JDM parts to your car, however JDM points can be deducted for adding non JDM parts to your car, the only way to negate the reduction of JDM points is to purchase roof racks and a flat cap.

 

Examples of JDM parts are:

- Chinese wheels

- fake Bride seats

- fake Takata harnesses

- fake steering wheels

- Taiwanese reproduction parts

- Huffy sliders

- hang rings

 

Examples of non JDM parts:

- things that don't look cool, regardless of where they're made

 

We hope this has been helpful and thanks for choosing JDM!

Go ʞ©$ɟ yourself.

Edited June 30, 201313 yr by rian

Hi there,

 

You can redeem your JDM points at douchebagsareus.com.au, just follow the link to the Drifthack section and fill out the form that declares you've added "Japanese styled" parts to your ADM car in order to transport it back through time and space to Japan in 1983, altering history and proving that your car was in fact built in Japan and is therefore truly JDM.

JDM points can be used to purchase street cred and/or bragging rights, alternatively you can set up an account with douchebagsareus.com.au to manage your JDM points.

You can earn JDM points by adding JDM parts to your car, however JDM points can be deducted for adding non JDM parts to your car, the only way to negate the reduction of JDM points is to purchase roof racks and a flat cap.

 

Examples of JDM parts are:

- Chinese wheels

- fake Bride seats

- fake Takata harnesses

- fake steering wheels

- Taiwanese reproduction parts

- Huffy sliders

- hang rings

 

Examples of non JDM parts:

- things that don't look cool, regardless of where they're made

 

We hope this has been helpful and thanks for choosing JDM!

Go ʞ©$ɟ yourself.

 

 

 

Probably the best thing I have ever read on this site.

Hi there,

 

You can redeem your JDM points at douchebagsareus.com.au, just follow the link to the Drifthack section and fill out the form that declares you've added "Japanese styled" parts to your ADM car in order to transport it back through time and space to Japan in 1983, altering history and proving that your car was in fact built in Japan and is therefore truly JDM.

JDM points can be used to purchase street cred and/or bragging rights, alternatively you can set up an account with douchebagsareus.com.au to manage your JDM points.

You can earn JDM points by adding JDM parts to your car, however JDM points can be deducted for adding non JDM parts to your car, the only way to negate the reduction of JDM points is to purchase roof racks and a flat cap.

 

Examples of JDM parts are:

- Chinese wheels

- fake Bride seats

- fake Takata harnesses

- fake steering wheels

- Taiwanese reproduction parts

- Huffy sliders

- hang rings

 

Examples of non JDM parts:

- things that don't look cool, regardless of where they're made

 

We hope this has been helpful and thanks for choosing JDM!

Go ʞ©$ɟ yourself.

/salute

Hi there,

 

You can redeem your JDM points at douchebagsareus.com.au, just follow the link to the Drifthack section and fill out the form that declares you've added "Japanese styled" parts to your ADM car in order to transport it back through time and space to Japan in 1983, altering history and proving that your car was in fact built in Japan and is therefore truly JDM.

JDM points can be used to purchase street cred and/or bragging rights, alternatively you can set up an account with douchebagsareus.com.au to manage your JDM points.

You can earn JDM points by adding JDM parts to your car, however JDM points can be deducted for adding non JDM parts to your car, the only way to negate the reduction of JDM points is to purchase roof racks and a flat cap.

 

Examples of JDM parts are:

- Chinese wheels

- fake Bride seats

- fake Takata harnesses

- fake steering wheels

- Taiwanese reproduction parts

- Huffy sliders

- hang rings

 

Examples of non JDM parts:

- things that don't look cool, regardless of where they're made

 

We hope this has been helpful and thanks for choosing JDM!

Go ʞ©$ɟ yourself.

 

Uni. Holidays.