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The entire album of the interior (that the dealer took as I've not been able to take any yet) can be seen here: 2005 XJR Resize Photos by ragman1171 | Photobucket
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I have the K&N air filter, but a complete cold air intake is definitely desired. I've not been able to locate a kit like the K&N FIPK and the Fastman throttle body upgrade I put in my Durango.
I've heard of the pulley upgrade, but I don't know anything more beyond that. If you could give me info on any/all, I'd be much abliged!
I've heard of the pulley upgrade, but I don't know anything more beyond that. If you could give me info on any/all, I'd be much abliged!
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Overall I am very happy with her appearance. However, the hood (bonnet) is covered in water spots. The rest of her doesn't have this issue. As I've done this type of work in the past, I had my buffer, rubbing compound, and polishing compound. Here are some before and after of the first section. It took a couple hours and a lot of elbow grease to the entire hood done, but I feel it's worth it now! You be the judge.
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I am due for a trip to northeast Indiana to visit my fam there. I could travel west, then north this next time as opposed to the opposite. Wouldn't be the first time I did that. I can certainly supervise any polishing that needs done along the way! lol
I wish I had vacation time! I am the overnight/weekend LAN Engineer for the Sentara health network, so I have time through the week to play! lol
I have been fishing for names on my Facebook page (www.facebook.com/RagmanUSMVMC) and have had a lot of suggestions. I've been determined to have a girl's name as it's traditional. I had a suggestion of Vader and I liked it, but it's too obvious imho. Then I thought, "Loki". Not because of the movies as of late as I knew of him long before them. But, doesn't it just POP?!
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