Apologies for the delay. I haven't been on much in the last year. It's been several months since I've logged on the forum. The 3M dinoc has held up great. It still looks good today. The lighter stuff I wrapped the trim with was not 3M and it shows. I'll probably bite the bullet in the future and buy the repop stuff. The correct profile trim pieces weren't available when I redid my woodgrain, so I passed on the cheapie stuff.Theodore wrote: ↑Tue Jul 04, 2023 6:24 pm Hey, dodgerammit, great thread - have enjoyed reading it. wondering what you ended up doing with your wood trim? Saw a post Refurbishing “wood” trim pieces where you were talking about wrapping it. Am looking at similar, having collected a few samples.
Also, have seen that 3M Di-Noc is described on the Metro Restyling site as meant for interior; how has it held up? I’ve got a sample of Marine Teak from there that mimics factory marine teak really well - doesn’t have the pixelated wood grain like a lot of the printed versions, but am concerned about its long term durability.
I no longer have the box installed as it got yanked with the 360, but will check into the modern cruise control. The LS was completely disassembled and cleaned prior to purchase, and I keep up with maintenance, changing antifreeze and hoses every couple of years, so I shouldn't have to worry about buildup.Srdayflyer wrote: ↑Thu Jul 06, 2023 4:02 pm the box you asked what is this, i believe is the sensitivity gain box for the cruise control system, i removed all that electro,mechanical,vacuum junk and replaced it with a rostra cruise control its all electronic plugs ditevtly into the 4 wire plug from the turn signal switch, it works great and i cleaned up my engine bay removing all that oem stuff, i would chemical flush the cooling system to completely clean it out what you see thru the filler cap opening may lead you to believe the syste is clean but every time i chem flush and backflush it with the prestone flush kit i always get a lot of junk out and run it till i see clear water. just my 2 cents
Mine is DBC as it controls the TV for the 727 very effectively via the throttle body.Yeller wrote: ↑Sun Dec 24, 2023 11:32 am Sorry I can’t remember….. if motor is DBW and a 3rd gen the cruise control logic is in the TAC module, it just needs the correct pin to have 12v applied and a 3way momentary switch for Set/coast and resume/accel. If it’s a 4th or 5th gen it needs a controller from Dakota Digital or similar. If it is DBC, then an OEM cruise module can be adapted or the Rosta unit installed. FYI Rosta private labels virtually every other system from anyone else.
Absolutely! Well worth the drive back out there.