Fast92 - Shaved/Smoothed/Painted
09-06-2010, 05:52 PM
#24
Thanks everyone!!!
If you add everything up the cost is about $3200.
Good thing is, I'm a web designer and traded website work for most of the parts. I have about $800 in that setup.
Yea me too. I did some test fitting before I had it painted and adjusted a few things to keep it from rubbing. It will still be close. I have a few other ideas to keep it from rubbing. Fingers crossed.
Good thing is, I'm a web designer and traded website work for most of the parts. I have about $800 in that setup.Yea me too. I did some test fitting before I had it painted and adjusted a few things to keep it from rubbing. It will still be close. I have a few other ideas to keep it from rubbing. Fingers crossed.
09-08-2010, 08:52 AM
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Thanks everyone!!!
If you add everything up the cost is about $3200. Good thing is, I'm a web designer and traded website work for most of the parts. I have about $800 in that setup.
Yea me too. I did some test fitting before I had it painted and adjusted a few things to keep it from rubbing. It will still be close. I have a few other ideas to keep it from rubbing. Fingers crossed.
If you add everything up the cost is about $3200.
Good thing is, I'm a web designer and traded website work for most of the parts. I have about $800 in that setup.Yea me too. I did some test fitting before I had it painted and adjusted a few things to keep it from rubbing. It will still be close. I have a few other ideas to keep it from rubbing. Fingers crossed.
. Doug did awesome work!
09-18-2010, 10:21 PM
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I have seen this done before and alot of work goes into doing this. But, I would have asked him to blend in the stock fuel rail indentations in the middle of the intake. Those dents just stand out to me. Here is a pic that has the indentation removed. Last edited by dgcustomz; 09-18-2010 at 10:33 PM.
