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So ****ING sick!
Good luck on the tune! Post some videos and results! :)
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Quick question. What is that "guard" on your driver side valve cover? Where did you get that? It's not part of the kit is it?
 
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It's actually on both sides and it's a heat shield provided by Hellion. Give them a call and they can get you some! It can't possibly hurt as it relates to the coil packs.
 

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Man, this Friday can't get here fast enough! Why does time go so slow when you're amped about something!?!? LOL!
 

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Mine is all done as well, but i left those valve cover heat shields off. I am lucky enough i got a gase tune and can still run the car around town.

As for the issue I had with the pass side, we decided to say F Hellions instructions. I removed the PCM bracket, bent it backwards and bolted it to a free spot in the fender while having the pipe going underneath it. works fine for me.

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Yeah, sometimes you just have to make it work how you can! :) I had a few areas like that as well. It's a lot of stuff to fit in a small area!

Mine is all done as well, but i left those valve cover heat shields off. I am lucky enough i got a gase tune and can still run the car around town.

As for the issue I had with the pass side, we decided to say F Hellions instructions. I removed the PCM bracket, bent it backwards and bolted it to a free spot in the fender while having the pipe going underneath it. works fine for me.
 
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Can you elaborate on how you did this? Once I removed the fogs and started hacking, I may have eliminated their mounting points. I'm assuming you mean that they're not functional, right?

The gtcs fog lights can be used to fill the front valance holes just incase your wondering. It looks mean. Your build makes me miss mine dearly. Good luck with the rest of it!
 

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Can you elaborate on how you did this? Once I removed the fogs and started hacking, I may have eliminated their mounting points. I'm assuming you mean that they're not functional, right?

I used a dremel and did lots of test fits. Also, I did all the fittings with the lights in the valance. There is enough wiggle room with the pipes and most of the lights bracket had to be cut but they will fit. The drivers side required less shaving than the pass side if I remember correctly, but I was able to keep enough of the mounting points. The lights are fully functional.

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I wish I had a pic of how much I had to cut away but I don't sorry. Just know they will fit and function.
 
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Oh well, I hacked the shit outta mine, so I doubt I'll ever be able to put them back in. I just assumed since Hellion's silver car had them removed, that it was a foregone conclusion that they had to be ditched.
 

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Dyno results are in!

Edit: I pasted the wrong video! Here's the right one!

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