Hamado Resurrection
#53
Won't be much to look at even once it's driving, but it will get there :] Gotta do some work on the FC this weekend to try to dial in the handling a little better for the next Auto-X...will still spend some time with the FD though.
Parts coming soon:
Apexi Power FC
headlight covers
garfinkle engine torque brace
racing beat sway bar brace
Parts coming soon:
Apexi Power FC
headlight covers
garfinkle engine torque brace
racing beat sway bar brace
#56
Gave the exterior a wash
Interior cleaned up and put back together, will have to replace the odometer and fix the cracked gauge hood in the future.
Intercooler duct extension to grab a bit more air but not disturb the radiator flow too much. Just a piece of black ABS riveted to the stock duct.
Made an air diverter, my dual intakes will sit in this area, didn't want the radiator fans blowing directly onto them.
Interior cleaned up and put back together, will have to replace the odometer and fix the cracked gauge hood in the future.
Intercooler duct extension to grab a bit more air but not disturb the radiator flow too much. Just a piece of black ABS riveted to the stock duct.
Made an air diverter, my dual intakes will sit in this area, didn't want the radiator fans blowing directly onto them.
#61
RX-7 Bad Ass
iTrader: (55)
He's too busy getting it running.
Dale
Dale
#66
RX-7 Bad Ass
iTrader: (55)
Damn, looks clean under the hood! I dig the RZ strut bar too .
Dale
Dale
#71
RX-7 Bad Ass
iTrader: (55)
Interior looks better than I would have thought! Trick I learned recently on cleaning old dirty leather - Mr. Clean magic eraser. Cleans it like crazy. Also does a good job on tan plastics.
If the airbag center has faded, remove it and hit it with a light coat of Plasti-dip. Did that on Shannon's car, looks like a million bucks.
Oh, I don't know if the aluminum scuff plates are attached properly there. It's supposed to be rubber well nuts and phillips head screws. I have some if you need 'em.
Dale
If the airbag center has faded, remove it and hit it with a light coat of Plasti-dip. Did that on Shannon's car, looks like a million bucks.
Oh, I don't know if the aluminum scuff plates are attached properly there. It's supposed to be rubber well nuts and phillips head screws. I have some if you need 'em.
Dale