DJ Dank

Sheeet Dan, I thought you'd be all over this thread and be the first to respond! I got excited at first but then when I saw the price, my excitement quickly changed when I realized how much it was going to be.

I didn't have a chance to get the code read before I switched out the intake.

Yeah my Stillen intake came with a plug that was incorporated into the intake for that vacuum hose to be plugged into... When I first bought got my Pathy(4 years ago) I went the Ebay route and also ghetto fabbed a similar intake thats discussed in this thread but there was no where to plug that hose into...within a month or two(if i recall correctly) my SES light came on. It wasn't until I bought the Stillen intake(a JWT popcharger is very similar with the plug for the little vacuum hose) and had plugged the hose into it, the light went off within a week.

A quick google search yielded this result: 96-99 Glow Gauges However the price does seem steep IMO...I paid $30 which included shipping off Ebay when they were plentiful.

Yeah I have the white gauges that glow blue and green via a switch and dimmer. Yes they are hard to find these days. When I got them a few years ago, Ebay was flooded with them. I did manage to find a site about 6 months ago that apparently still carried them but I can't remember what the link was. I'll try and find it for you.

I don't know off hand what a WD21 gauge set looks like but there are a few auctions on ebay that are selling them. There's one for a 92-94 Pathy... 92-94 Glo gauges And for a 90-92... 90-92 Glo Gauges You can see for yourself which of these look like your gauges.

Meh, I don't like the fact that they are clear/see through. Who wants to see all that behind the gauges? You should have gotten the ones I got. But to each their own!

You've comprised a pretty good list there so far. She's lucky to have a big bro that looking out like you do. I always have a spare pair of headlight bulbs because I always seem to get pulled over when one goes out. I also always have a gallon jug of water just in case.

Now that I think about it, eh... It involves placing a lot of Javascript code that to the novice, would be difficult to understand and place. Not to mention, when downloading the 2mb flash banner would be way easier than placing this code: <style type="text/css"> .textstyle { position:absolute; left:-2000px; width:300px; } A { color:000000; } .coverstyle { position:absolute; left:-2000px; } </STYLE> <script LANGUAGE="JavaScript"> <!-- Beginning of JavaScript - var message = new Array() message[0]="<img src='zetaOne82.jpg'>" message[1]="<img src='zetaTwo82.jpg'>" message[2]="<img src='zetaThree82.jpg'>" var picOne=new Image() picOne.src="zetaOne82.jpg" var picTwo=new Image() picTwo.src="zetaTwo82.jpg" var picThree=new Image() picThree.src="zetaThree82.jpg" var i_message=0 var covertop=20 var coverleft=50 // The size of slidefader82.gif var coverwidth=1200 var coverheight=96 var texttop=covertop var textleft=coverleft var textwidth=300 var textheight=coverheight var cliptop=0 var clipright=textwidth var clipbottom=coverheight var clipleft=0 var clippoints var step=40 var pause=50 var timer function init() { if (document.all) { document.all.text.style.posTop=texttop document.all.text.style.posLeft=textleft document.all.cover.style.posTop=covertop document.all.cover.style.posLeft=coverleft clipleft=0 fadeout() } if (document.layers) { document.text.top=texttop document.text.left=textleft document.cover.top=covertop document.cover.left=coverleft clipleft=0 fadeout() } } function fadeout() { if (document.all) { if (document.all.cover.style.posLeft >=(-coverwidth+textwidth+coverleft+step)) { window.status=-coverwidth+textwidth+coverleft+step clipleft+=step clipright=clipleft+textwidth clippoints="rect("+cliptop+" "+clipright+" "+clipbottom+" "+clipleft+")" document.all.cover.style.clip=clippoints document.all.cover.style.posLeft-=step timer= setTimeout("fadeout()",pause) } else { clearTimeout(timer) i_message++ if (i_message>=message.length) {i_message=0} text.innerHTML=message[i_message] fadein() } } if (document.layers) { if (document.cover.left >=(-coverwidth+textwidth+coverleft+step-22)) { window.status=-coverwidth+textwidth+coverleft+step clipleft+=step clipright=clipleft+textwidth document.cover.clip.top=cliptop document.cover.clip.left=clipleft document.cover.clip.bottom=clipbottom document.cover.clip.right=clipright document.cover.left-=step timer= setTimeout("fadeout()",pause) } else { clearTimeout(timer) i_message++ if (i_message>=message.length) {i_message=0} document.text.document.write(message[i_message]) document.text.document.close() fadein() } } } function fadein() { if (document.layers) { if (document.cover.left<=coverleft) { clipleft-=step clipright=clipleft+textwidth document.cover.clip.top=cliptop document.cover.clip.left=clipleft document.cover.clip.bottom=clipbottom document.cover.clip.right=clipright document.cover.left+=step timer= setTimeout("fadein()",pause) } else { clearTimeout(timer) init() } } if (document.all) { if (document.all.cover.style.posLeft<=coverleft) { clipleft-=step clipright=clipleft+textwidth clippoints="rect("+cliptop+" "+clipright+" "+clipbottom+" "+clipleft+")" document.all.cover.style.clip=clippoints document.all.cover.style.posLeft+=step timer= setTimeout("fadein()",pause) } else { clearTimeout(timer) init() } } } // - End of JavaScript - --> </SCRIPT> and placing this in the html body: <BODY bgcolor=FFFFFF style="width:100%;overflow-x:hidden;overflow-y:scroll" onLoad="init()"> <DIV ID="text" class="textstyle"></DIV> <DIV ID="cover" class="coverstyle"><img src="slidefader82.gif"></DIV> So yeah...I think keeping a 2mb banner would be most feasible... By the way, I wrote that code as part of my final project for school. Only took me a couple of weeks.

Well...thats a good question... Its not a walk in the park but then again neither is creating flash banners.

There is an alternative to getting the fade image since the swf is so big...its a Javascript/Css image swap fade. I have the code for it somewhere...

You didn't say you had the header as a flash file...thats totally different. How big of a file are we talking?

How are you guys having to scroll to see the header with such big monitors? My 14" laptop screen views the header just fine. Are you guys running like 640x480 resolution or what?

Hmm, I must have missed that. Well I always use the Save for Web feature in PS. That way I can compare the original to the modified file, side by side and see how much the quality has depreciated. PS does a good job with preserving file quality and decreasing file size at the same time. Example: Here's an original JPEG at 172kb: And here's the same picture thats been modified the way I just mentioned and its only at 45kb. Doesn't seem like the quality has been decreased as much as the file size, does it?

Just took a look at the source and it would be an easy fix. Currently, the html is : <center> <img src="http://hosting.damagedreality.com/redpath88nporaheaderpic2.jpg"> </center> You can add a div tag and give it an id and then up above where all the CSS is displayed, add the style. For example: <div id="headerpic><img src="http://hosting.damagedreality.com/redpath88nporaheaderpic2.jpg"></div> And add in the CSS: #headerpic{ width: 75%; text-align: center; } I removed the <center> tags in the HTML and added them to the CSS, since <center> tags in HTML are no longer the best way to format in compliance to W3C standards.(If you have no idea what that means, thats ok.) This is what I do for a living, so if anyone has any ?'s, I'd be glad to help out.

Well you can change the CSS to instead of giving the header a definite pixel amount, you can use a percentage value, so not matter how big someone's screen is, you can set it at like 75% or something along the lines of that. By the way, I must say, the new header looks good. Much better than the last, as the letters were hard to see.

http://www.nissanpathfinders.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=11270

Patent? Maybe if you were the first to think of it...do a google search and you'll see tons of retailers selling it, namely Tuffy.

I got a good laugh this morning when I logged on...

No problem man. Thats what we're here for .

Yeah Froogle.com will usually list tons of stuff.

Ok the first place I checked was MoonlightMechanic.com where I know has great prices for parts. Looks like they have a few options for you. MoonlightMechanic\ Also found some other places too with varying prices that differ by brand. RacePages.com RockAuto.com So it seems that all these places offer it for less than $270. You'd have to take your pic on which one...

I'm looking around right now for you..I'll get back to you...

Looks good! Yeah you should put the plans up on here!

C'mon I couldn't let that one by... I love how you included that a "girl" pull you out....