Home made fresh air inlets
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Home made fresh air inlets
i have a extra pair taken out of my old parts car so i decided to just cut them up and try it out. im making both sides with inlets so the car has a balanced look. i just started it but i took some pics, i dont know how to upload pics though. anyone wanna help me out?
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send the pics to my email ill try to upload them foxracing250x2@aol.com
yea looks pretty good are you gonna try to sell them if so how much also does anyone remember like 2 months ago someone made these and said they were gonna try them in cf for like 75$ i think what ever happen there
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yea looks pretty good are you gonna try to sell them if so how much also does anyone remember like 2 months ago someone made these and said they were gonna try them in cf for like 75$ i think what ever happen there
Here's mine before I got lazy and stopped working on it.
I planned to make it out of fiberglass and then carbon fiber.


Here you can see where I drew out where the stock opening in the heradlight frame is.
That way it would be semi functional.
I planned to make it out of fiberglass and then carbon fiber.


Here you can see where I drew out where the stock opening in the heradlight frame is.
That way it would be semi functional.
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all thats left is fiberglassing so it looks abit more complete and then finishing with body filler. anyone recommend anything to smooth the metal edges? i was thinking of just sanding them and leaving it
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new pic i just took
http://www.imagestation.com/picture/...e/f6e21bdf.jpg
the fiberglass looks really rough cause i actually had to close the scoop a lil for it to sit flush. this was done after the fb was applied so it go squished, thats what u call not planning ahead :/ haha the pic is also not too good but the general idea is ther. the whole will b bigger then shown and it does sit flush.
http://www.imagestation.com/picture/...e/f6e21bdf.jpg
the fiberglass looks really rough cause i actually had to close the scoop a lil for it to sit flush. this was done after the fb was applied so it go squished, thats what u call not planning ahead :/ haha the pic is also not too good but the general idea is ther. the whole will b bigger then shown and it does sit flush.
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