I just pulled my old TGP out today from a long sit.  Does this car you are parting have a good rear proportioning valve?  Price to ship to 17744?

Thanks for looking Matt.  If you find one, deff. let me know.  I'll see if nukkinfutz has got one around also. Thanks!

I'm looking for the rear proportiong valve for the brakes.  Mine's leaking fluid.  Anybody got a GP around they are parting out?

Hi All, its been a while since I've posted here since I got the 05 GP going now and the TGP retired getting a new power plant, but I came across this old project of mine and thought I'd make it available as I dont' think I did previously.

Here is a scan of the Supplement Manual.  Hopefully it helps somebody out. Also, if you like it, visit http://tyrotools.5gigs.com and click on my referal link in the lower left, sign up for your own box.net account and I can upgrade and load the full version instead of having individual pdfs.  Feel free to take part on my site as well with any upgrades, mods, pics etc that you feel appropriate.

I had a ton of help on here and through the clubgp.com forums and wanted to give back a little... hopefully it will help.

http://www.box.net/shared/4f3992upxd


Good Luck

Hi all, been a while since I posted here but thought I'd pass it along.  Enter the code clubgp at www.performancepeddler.com and there's some good discounts available.  For example, KYBs for less than 180$ for all 4 corners with no shipping costs.  Lots of brake parts, filters, etc.  Hope you can get some use out of it here.

My rear prop. valve is appparently leaking and therefore won't pass inspection here... anybody got one from maybe when they switched over to vac brakes?

How much you want for the rear proportioning valve?  shipped to zip code 19403

welcome... should get some good pics of the two cars together. this deffinately is the place to find out how to fix whatever is wrong with her car.

slowing it down means more frames... bigger file size etc... i have one that is about 4 seconds and it looks awesome.

matt, which one isn't working?    is my sig animation working OK?   

well, i got a little bored this evening so i started playing around with a new program i got and a few pics of Matt's Black TGP and Luke's Red TGP (hope you don't mind).  Here's what I came up with....

http://tyrotools.5gigs.com/pics/front.html     (~500k)
http://tyrotools.5gigs.com/pics/rear3rd.html  (~500k)
http://tyrotools.5gigs.com/pics/badge.html    (~500k)

wow... must have taken quite a few beers to make all that up ;) :cheers:

looks awesome!!! what's the offset on them? looks like they could come out a little futher to better fill out the flares.

okay, here's what I know.

the rms is the power the speaker can handle.

the hz is hertz or the frequency it can respond to... 130hz=pretty low, 21000hz= pretty high.... 262hz=middle c on a piano

and db is decibel or the loudness.  one decibel is considered to be the smalles difference beteen two sounds that the human ear can discern

now as far as which one will be the best, i'm affraid that will basically be up to you.  A lot will depend on if you are going to amp your highs or if you are just going to wire them up to the stock wiring... are you going to run a crossover at all, that sort of thing.  But basically, check what the power is on your head unit and find the speakers that will manage well witht that... then decide if you want a speaker that can perform well as an all around mid or more on the high side maybe if you are running subs also.  then, once you have that narrowed down the best you can, check which would be the loudest... you can always turn/tune them down but you can't necessarily make them louder.   Also, check for user reviews on places like crutchfield and even cardomain.com   Thats going to be the only way to get any kind of idea which actually performs the best without actually trying them. I'd say from those, looks like the best all around may be your ACS2035P/ACS2035N... don't know what the difference is between those two really.

also, check out http://www.carstereo.com/rayfes/speaker.cfm   and/or http://www.carstereo.com/help/Articles.cfm?id=50  might have some other tidbits for you

what are you doing with the old one? hint hint  ;)