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looks to be very labor intensive project. However a one of a kind build and I love the widebody kit! Looking forward to seeing the pics of the front end progress!! Keep up the excellent work W2W.
Here is the link: https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthrea...98#post8453498
Here is the link: https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthrea...98#post8453498
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Thanks for the kind words guys, our crew does some work that borders on art to me! I wish I could do the fab work also, and a camera can not catch the quality of finish our paint shop guys lay down.
52172, this work is labor intense, but we have the guys that can do the work, and most important the customer with the vision to do a project like this.
Kurt
52172, this work is labor intense, but we have the guys that can do the work, and most important the customer with the vision to do a project like this.
Kurt
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Our longtube design was meant to service easy as they sold to the race teams in the Motorola cup. We put a ton of dyno time into the length and collecter design, glad you like them!
Kurt
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