Interior/Exterior Brake duct install...
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NICE!!!! I would LOVE to do this, but where did you get the ducting? from way? cause that s#%& is HOT! (cool really but you know what I mean)
isnt there a way to cool both sides of the rotors too? Cooling one side seems......well........one sided to me. (sorry I had to go there)
isnt there a way to cool both sides of the rotors too? Cooling one side seems......well........one sided to me. (sorry I had to go there)
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NICE!!!! I would LOVE to do this, but where did you get the ducting? from way? cause that s#%& is HOT! (cool really but you know what I mean)
isnt there a way to cool both sides of the rotors too? Cooling one side seems......well........one sided to me. (sorry I had to go there)
isnt there a way to cool both sides of the rotors too? Cooling one side seems......well........one sided to me. (sorry I had to go there)
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I still need to rivet the ram inlets to the facia and connect up the ducting...
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Sid,
Glad to see that surgey went well - she looks good. Thanks for sharing the pics but where's the pick of the nurse wipeing your brow as you make the incision.
Why rivet? you could glue them or even 3m tape the suckers - or is it more the look you seek?
The only thing missing is that you post some numbers to argue/dispute.
Glad to see that surgey went well - she looks good. Thanks for sharing the pics but where's the pick of the nurse wipeing your brow as you make the incision.
Why rivet? you could glue them or even 3m tape the suckers - or is it more the look you seek?
The only thing missing is that you post some numbers to argue/dispute.
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Sid,
Glad to see that surgey went well - she looks good. Thanks for sharing the pics but where's the pick of the nurse wipeing your brow as you make the incision.
Why rivet? you could glue them or even 3m tape the suckers - or is it more the look you seek?
The only thing missing is that you post some numbers to argue/dispute.
Glad to see that surgey went well - she looks good. Thanks for sharing the pics but where's the pick of the nurse wipeing your brow as you make the incision.
Why rivet? you could glue them or even 3m tape the suckers - or is it more the look you seek?
The only thing missing is that you post some numbers to argue/dispute.
Lisa (Hot Nurse!) got me some bandaids...I'll put up a picture of my bloody knuckles later...
BTW...anyone know where I can get splitter standoffs that are 7" to 8" long? They need to be relocated...
Last edited by MSFITOY; 05-09-2007 at 07:42 AM.
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I need to caution the faint of heart that this surgery involves trimming out much of the fiber-reinforced plastic and will permanently remove the fog lamp mounts and trimming of the aluminum bumper corners...call it small dieting...I didn't realize this until I trimmed the facia and said to self, "I guess this is the point of no return"
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Afraid not...the material needs to be cut away to clear the ducting, whether using flexible or hard ducting in order for them to clear the tire envelope...
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Waylen...he's one of the vendors on this site...very nice guy...
Last edited by MSFITOY; 05-09-2007 at 12:25 PM.
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http://www.whalenshiftmachine.com/ (the shift *****)
http://www.waymotorworks.com/ (aftermarket parts)
http://www.waymotorworks.com/ (aftermarket parts)