*project* minor update
#67
bottom of the rad does not move at all - theres a couple notches in the factory rad that we utilized when building the supports - they rest right inside them comfortably, so there should be no moving around at all.
as always many thanks for the comments folks - very appreciated.
off too mock up the cowl plates tonight....gotta get that finished up this week!
#74
there is no air to get in there since the hood goes all the way back to the windshield.
btw - picked up a Percy rear pretinted glass, and will be going to get the front when it's avail. MAN this thing is LIGHT!!!
#76
they say that cause it's supposed to be easier (they have the correct primer, and sealer)
I may have a line on a guy to cut me a deal to install it, so I may just have it done. the window itself is 2nd to none....damn nice quality!
I may have a line on a guy to cut me a deal to install it, so I may just have it done. the window itself is 2nd to none....damn nice quality!
#78
8 Second Club
Have you ever put your fronts (wheels) on a set of scales? I have those same ones. I think i wont to go to Magums are somthing super lite but i like the way the telstars look. By the way bad *** build
#79
they are pretty much the heaviest skinny...EVER hahaha
thanks for the props - very appreciated
build update:
dzus fastner rails on, and all the holes drilled in hood. more firewall work, and then priming engine bay. lil slow lately - totally my fault.
probs with hood fitment.....after hrs of grinding the hood to get it to fit front to back and sit flush like it should, the sides of the hood have redonkulous gaps!
lost a bit of motivation after nobody offering good tech on how to properly add fiberglass to the edge of the hood and make it strong, so I'm setting it aside and going back to the metal work.
besides...I miss blowing black snot from the welding/grinding
sorry - no pics til its in primer
thanks for the props - very appreciated
build update:
dzus fastner rails on, and all the holes drilled in hood. more firewall work, and then priming engine bay. lil slow lately - totally my fault.
probs with hood fitment.....after hrs of grinding the hood to get it to fit front to back and sit flush like it should, the sides of the hood have redonkulous gaps!
lost a bit of motivation after nobody offering good tech on how to properly add fiberglass to the edge of the hood and make it strong, so I'm setting it aside and going back to the metal work.
besides...I miss blowing black snot from the welding/grinding
sorry - no pics til its in primer
#80
I'll def letcha know when it's in man - your always welcome to a few of my adult sodas