Thanks guys. :tiphat:

:icon18: You're kidding right? Canadian's get the shaft that's why I end up doing my own stuff :tup:

Go for it! Lots of reading, patience, and most important - don't settle for "good enough".

Thanks Ron. Now I need to tackle a car computer like yours. :tup:

Damn dude! Yer killing me with all this sweet azz carbon detail! :tup:

Yes. However I did modify the stock strut bar near the mounting locations for it to look better as it transitions to the thin pieces that run to the windshield. I could make a full dry carbon strut bart but I don't have the knowledge to figure out the structural integrity, flex, etc, for such a piece.


Wow! Thanks!

:tiphat:

Wait you did this yourself?? How? Can you do mine?? LOL

The nice thing about being up north is that we get a winter that lasts 11.5 months. It will start snowing here tonight, and by the time the weekend is over there will be another 20cm's of crap on the ground. So all this time is pent playing around with cars. Then, we get to drive them for two weeks, after that back to work again.

Some great work here Jason. This will be a show stopper and then you will have alll that power to boot too.

Gale you could make some money here just saying.

:iagree: Jason you definitely have the talent to produce these fine pieces :tup:

Man it's easy. Send me one of those A-pillar gauge pods and I'll give you all my secrets.

Nice job... Looks amazing..:tiphat:

Yes I did this myself and yes I can do another.

I have sold a couple A-Pillar pods. If people want this stuff, I'm easy to find :tup:

Holy **** man i give up

Made some progress today.

http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8390/8...04c94f3e_c.jpg


http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8099/8...d774ea1a_c.jpg


Taking a break for supper. Then I'm going back out to reinstall the O2 sensors and down pipe. Then I can double check for leaks and possibly go for a drive tomorrow.

Looking good Jason. Can't wait to see the results with this housing.

Dyno in about a week, correct?