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Old 04-18-2013, 12:59 PM
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That intake thru the hood looks sexy dooo
Old 04-18-2013, 01:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Jadedbird
That intake thru the hood looks sexy dooo
Thanks, I am a big fan of it as well. Should look even better, when I get her all polished up and powercoated gunmetal.
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Worked on the car for a couple hours tonight...

I cut out this....



and ended up with this...
Old 04-19-2013, 05:46 AM
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Wow you cut out the front frame horns and everything on a DD?
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Just delete the whole daily driver thing. frame cut hole in the hood=race car LOL
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Originally Posted by MUSTANGBRKR02
Wow you cut out the front frame horns and everything on a DD?
Yea, I really enjoyed how CLEAN my engine bay looked before, and I was having a hard time deciding how to still have the clean look with the new turbo setup... Also, I wanted to do something a little different that all the other builds you see on here. So, I decided to revamp everything in front of the strut towers, I think it'll turn out pretty cool.

Originally Posted by Camaro9969
Just delete the whole daily driver thing. frame cut hole in the hood=race car LOL
How about Daily driven race car?
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Im curious as to how the hood will fit, since you cut the hood alignment/adjusters out
Old 04-19-2013, 12:23 PM
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Originally Posted by Jadedbird
Im curious as to how the hood will fit, since you cut the hood alignment/adjusters out
The little corner pieces? I have a lot bigger things to worry about. Like a hood latch system.... Or the fact that I have zero mounting for my bumper right now...

It'll all work itself out once I start fabbing.
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I hope so. How about the headlight mounting?
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I dont see any pics?

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They are there
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Id refab the support beam for the headlight then run two/four smaller supports to the wheel wells/frame/where ever applicable. Id also get the front bumper support from MWC as well.

Oh, and pray you never have a front side collision
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I think you might have cut a bit to much. Check this picture
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No, he didn't. He's probably going to cap the front frame rails and run moly tubing to a new tubular core support. It will turn out fine, assuming he has some fab skills.
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Originally Posted by MUSTANGBRKR02
I hope so. How about the headlight mounting?
You will have to just wait and see what I have planned.

Originally Posted by Jadedbird
Id refab the support beam for the headlight then run two/four smaller supports to the wheel wells/frame/where ever applicable. Id also get the front bumper support from MWC as well.

Oh, and pray you never have a front side collision
Are you assuming I thought I was done and the car is ready to drive?

Im definitely not the kind of person who would buy something I can make myself... Also, this build will be unlike any other build and will not work with any "Shelf part"

Originally Posted by Jadedbird


I think you might have cut a bit to much. Check this picture
I have no idea what you are showing here.

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No, he didn't. He's probably going to cap the front frame rails and run moly tubing to a new tubular core support. It will turn out fine, assuming he has some fab skills.
Yes. exactly.

Thank you.
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I've done the same thing before on a fox. While tedious, it certainly frees up a lot of extra space and just looks better. Are you going to mount everything with dzus fasteners?
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Great build!!!!!!

Keep the pics coming, your really helping me plan my build.

Thanks!
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I wasnt saying that you didnt know what you were doing, im just tryig to figure out what youre planning here
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Originally Posted by jridenour31
I've done the same thing before on a fox. While tedious, it certainly frees up a lot of extra space and just looks better. Are you going to mount everything with dzus fasteners?
I am trying to keep dzus off of this, since its my daily. Dzus seem too racecar, by MY definition


Originally Posted by ss performance
Great build!!!!!!

Keep the pics coming, your really helping me plan my build.

Thanks!
Thank you! Im having a lot of fun, I cannot wait to have my turbo, so I can start fabbing.

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I wasnt saying that you didnt know what you were doing, im just tryig to figure out what youre planning here
No worries, I wasn't sure what you were getting at. I have a lot of ideas, most are half ideas, or end visions... We will see what comes to fruition, when I get started.

I will not be running stock headlights.


I am not sure what you think I cut off that will be necessary.


Thanks for the interest guys.
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I went back to wiring, and am getting pretty close.

I have a doctors apt in the morning and am taking the whole day off work, so i might be able to get pretty much finished.

Anyway, the current shop layout.



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