Porsche Front end on FC?
#27
Rotary Enthusiast
Ah, I see. They are still hideous haha
#29
Rotary Enthusiast
No, I just know bodywork. I know body work enough to know that it isn't as easy as molding it in. If you want it to look right, you will have to figure a way to incorporate the body line and bumper trim into the Porsche counterparts. Make a way to support the front bumper. Possibly cut and refit the front bumper if the dimensions aren't the same as the FC.
It isn't something you can just do because fiberglass is easy.
That is only the headlights. OP was talking about an entire front end modification.
It isn't something you can just do because fiberglass is easy.
That is only the headlights. OP was talking about an entire front end modification.
Last edited by GoodfellaFD3S; 02-19-12 at 04:05 PM.
#30
Brap Brap Psshh
Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: Colorado Springs
Posts: 1,669
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
No, I just know bodywork. I know body work enough to know that it isn't as easy as molding it in. If you want it to look right, you will have to figure a way to incorporate the body line and bumper trim into the Porsche counterparts. Make a way to support the front bumper. Possibly cut and refit the front bumper if the dimensions aren't the same as the FC.
It isn't something you can just do because fiberglass is easy.
It isn't something you can just do because fiberglass is easy.
#31
An artist
iTrader: (2)
So doing something out of the box is nice and all, but it takes a certain sense of engineering to fit everything like if it came from the factory, especially when you mix models aesthetics. I've been working in modifying car aesthetic a few years ago, and doing it the right way is always tougher than one can think.
#32
An artist
iTrader: (2)
[QUOTE=Lovely Idol;10983552 If you know what you're after before you start, two weeks done.
[/QUOTE]
After a really small reading of your posts in different threads, I see that you like to criticize, give your rash opinion, scream that now one know anything except you, and that your the only one having good tastes; but I haven't read any proofs of your talent or skills at doing something so well put together and amazingly nicely done that everyone bows in front of it.
I don't say that I am better at showing off, but at least I don't brag about it all the time.
It's cool you have an opinion, but founded on what? Even tho you may be good, if your comments are not constructive to the thread subject, why telling it to anybody.
You don't need more that 10 post to have access to the whole forum!
Sorry sometimes I am also unpleasant. But I know modifying a car aesthetic is not that easy as you try to tell the world.
[/QUOTE]
After a really small reading of your posts in different threads, I see that you like to criticize, give your rash opinion, scream that now one know anything except you, and that your the only one having good tastes; but I haven't read any proofs of your talent or skills at doing something so well put together and amazingly nicely done that everyone bows in front of it.
I don't say that I am better at showing off, but at least I don't brag about it all the time.
It's cool you have an opinion, but founded on what? Even tho you may be good, if your comments are not constructive to the thread subject, why telling it to anybody.
You don't need more that 10 post to have access to the whole forum!
Sorry sometimes I am also unpleasant. But I know modifying a car aesthetic is not that easy as you try to tell the world.
#33
Don't hate my V8
iTrader: (4)
Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Cornfield, Indiana
Posts: 1,129
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
i beg to differ:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1UIJiLWKvh4
skip to 2:29 to see the rx7 review, they seem to have the least gripes about it between the three cars tested and it seemed the most balanced.
0-60 braking in 100ft is better then a lot of new sports cars and this was 22yrs ago... just saying
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1UIJiLWKvh4
skip to 2:29 to see the rx7 review, they seem to have the least gripes about it between the three cars tested and it seemed the most balanced.
0-60 braking in 100ft is better then a lot of new sports cars and this was 22yrs ago... just saying
#34
An artist
iTrader: (2)
Not only you try to say that you're the best, but now your trying to say your a successful soothsayer... How do you know so well the people on this board, how do you know so well they know nothing?
I don't have to show off for my comments to be constructive, I don't have to be unpleasant to give my opinion, and I don't brag about how amazing I am all the time thus I don't see the point of showing my work in this exact post. Especially because the subject is about a Porsche front end on an RX-7 and I have nothing to show about it.
On the other hand, I am an airbrush artist, I've been working on a bunch of nice projects, never done a front end conversion, but I've been working with some really potent builders and I saw that their work wasn't that easy to put together.
I would be glad to show you my artworks on another thread, or by PM, if you ask nicely, I am sometimes a bit unpleasant, but usually really polite.
Can we now continue nicely about Porsche front ends?
#39
Rotary Enthusiast
Maybe he's done more than, maybe not, but what he said was incorrect. No matter how easy fiberglass is, you can't just fiberglass a front bumper onto the car. It doesn't work like that.
I can imagine a car that walks around like a duck, but until I have all the pieces together for measurement and modification, I'm not getting anything done.
#40
This is my social media.
iTrader: (22)
Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: WA
Posts: 2,744
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
jerd knows. ^
I tried to tell him (Lovely Idol)...
But apparently...
I tried to tell him (Lovely Idol)...
What you're failing to understand is... There's a big skill-level difference between molding in some 911 headlights and modifying the front end of an FC to look like a Porsche 911. You claim to know a lot about body work. I do not, and I am still able to grasp the intensity of a project such as this.
Originally Posted by Lovely Idol
can be done easily if you think it out and have the parts. You guys are really over thinking fiberglass, literally ANYONE even a total retard can fiberglass if they think it out first.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
NCross
1st Generation Specific (1979-1985)
9
08-29-15 01:55 PM