Rad Raddo

Sweet, now that the light is starting to come up, I might go out and try to give that piece an unscrew...

Quick question, couldnt help but notice that sexy paint color... Is that a stock color, or did u get it painted that color? Another quick question, did you fabricate that sub mounting position on the rear deck, or can you mount them to that stock rear deck? If you fabbed that, give me a quick rundown on how you fabbed it... Mounting, that type of stuff... Thanks, mate.

Got the dam back on, and took it up to 100 on the highway, and it stayed on, so Im happy for tonight... This is going to sound stupid, but I did that (Took headlight out) and couldnt tell if there was something that would unscrew, as with most cars i've seen... Last time I put headlights on his car... :oops: I took his headlight housing off on his 92 Isuzu Trooper, switched it out, and the housing fell apart. I dont mean one tiny part cracked, IT FELL THE **** APART!!! Heh, I was pretty stressed out, and it took me about an hour to figure out what the hell to do about it. I finally went and bought three packs of 5 minute epoxy and epoxied the **** out of it. It went back on and stayed on until I sold his car for him a week ago, which was about 3 months. I didnt want to do a half-azzed job on it, but there was either $6 in epoxy, or $150 for a new headlight housing... Is there something that unscrews, or am I just being retarded and not seeing it...

I recently let my rommate take the g60 out for a spin, and he pulled too far into a praking space and tore part of the plastic/rubber air dam off of the front bumper. I havent taken a look at it yet, but i was wondering if any of you have ever done this, and could tell me how to get it back on, or whether i will need to purchase a new one for it... one side is still about a foot and a half attached to the bumper. My next question is for the headlights. Either I am retarded and can't figure it out, or I am retarded and can't figure it out... Does anyone have a pic of the part I need to remove to access the bulb for the headlight as to replace it. Cheers.