A couple new pics of my 5 yr project
08-13-06, 09:15 PM
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A couple new pics of my 5 yr project
It's getting closer finally. We've had a little free time lately and decided to bust my car out and get it on the track.
My new SS 4" exhaust.....notice how i notched the diff brace. I thought it was pretty cool.....
My new SS 4" exhaust.....notice how i notched the diff brace. I thought it was pretty cool.....
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Here's my Weldon 2035 fuel pump and filters.....up and out of the way.
rear view with a pretty good view of the sumped tank
another rear shot....
kinda dark sideshot....but you can see the rear fender flares.
my Bogarts powdercoated black..
my rear wheels......nice shot of the Aerospace brakes peaking through
rear view with a pretty good view of the sumped tank
another rear shot....
kinda dark sideshot....but you can see the rear fender flares.
my Bogarts powdercoated black..
my rear wheels......nice shot of the Aerospace brakes peaking through
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Originally Posted by ErnieT
Thats gonna be silly, crazy fast. Can't wait till ya get it to the track. You've really done some innovative stuff. 
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08-13-06, 09:41 PM
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Originally Posted by GoodfellaFD3S
Damn. Very nice. That exhaust is going to cause eardrums to bleed 
. I also like the rear brakes, there looks to be zero space between the rotor and the rim!
. I also like the rear brakes, there looks to be zero space between the rotor and the rim!Thanks! and yes there is VERY little clearance between the brakes and the wheels. I hope the exhaust does exactly what you say! That'll at least mean it's running.
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Originally Posted by meyers0912
is that a burns muffler on that exhaust; looks great, any chance of producing more to sell?
08-14-06, 06:21 AM
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Originally Posted by XxJaPxOxNeEs23xX
wahhh thats amazing. how much were ur rear brakes?
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09-07-06, 07:18 PM
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wow, absolutely amazing car and some really innovative stuff like others said before...inspiration to us all, no matter what kinda car you drive, its stuff like that that inspires people to do awesome things
09-25-06, 07:19 PM
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Originally Posted by 2.0L 1st Gen
What size front tires and wheels are you running?
Your project looks amazing!!!
Im building a similar 1st gen.
Keep us posted.
Your project looks amazing!!!
Im building a similar 1st gen.
Keep us posted.
Thanks for the compliment! It's already came quite a ways since those pics. I'm just waiting to post the new pics up. I want the car to be completely finished before it gets seen again. I can say that it's got alot of new goodies and things are looking pretty damn good IMO.
09-26-06, 07:24 AM
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Originally Posted by silvr94r2
Why yes it is!! Good eye! We've got jigs built so yes it could be duplicated. Mine is solid mounted cause of the motor and tranny being solid as well. It's also 2 piece with v-band clamps at the turbo and right before the rearend. I would do others in standard config probably......downpipe/mid/rear.
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09-27-06, 01:25 AM
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Originally Posted by SilvioRX7
That exhaust looks great! How much without the muffler and silencer? I have my own to weld in.
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And thanks!
09-27-06, 04:22 AM
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Originally Posted by 680RWHP12A
cant wait till she runs! lots of one off race items on this seven, done by a very smart guy, i expect it will be a rocket... patience is a virtue..