A couple of recent projects
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A couple of recent projects
Been swamped with work so I've only been able to work on small stuff.
New cover for the CAS .... I'm not normally too big into dress up items, but I couldn't resist making it look a bit nicer under the hood. Plus it has the arrows for adjusting the timing on it, so I wont have to think about it every time.
Billet gauge holder for some 1.5" gauges I've had sitting around for a long time.
After powder coating and install. The gauges aren't actually hooked up. Right after I finished making this a friend hooked me up with some other gauges that I think I'll run instead, which means I'll probably sell the whole set up.
This is what it looks like from the drivers seat. I was actually surprised how big of a difference the slight angle makes towards visibility....although it's hard to tell because I fail at focusing my camera.
New cover for the CAS .... I'm not normally too big into dress up items, but I couldn't resist making it look a bit nicer under the hood. Plus it has the arrows for adjusting the timing on it, so I wont have to think about it every time.
Billet gauge holder for some 1.5" gauges I've had sitting around for a long time.
After powder coating and install. The gauges aren't actually hooked up. Right after I finished making this a friend hooked me up with some other gauges that I think I'll run instead, which means I'll probably sell the whole set up.
This is what it looks like from the drivers seat. I was actually surprised how big of a difference the slight angle makes towards visibility....although it's hard to tell because I fail at focusing my camera.
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No, although it used to get a bit hot before I replaced the shifter dust boot.
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