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How much clearance did you end up with supercharger to hood looks like it would be close. Do you think there will heat problems being so close to the hood? Oh and you guys are always on the cutting edge of Badassness!:king:

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Originally Posted by Ben@SpeedTech (Post 608735)

Cool! That's a great way to deal with creating the clearance!!

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Originally Posted by intocarss (Post 608741)

Bad Ass!!

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Originally Posted by WSSix (Post 608749)

Awesome job, guys!

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Originally Posted by 98ssnova (Post 608768)

Thanks guys. We are only as good as the customer will allow us to be. As much as this car is pretty simple we hope to make it stand out in a crowd. Its the little things you don't see that make it stand out.

We probably have 3/4 of an inch of clearance on the hood. I don't know what there would be to worry about as far as heat with the super charger. Its not packaged any tighter then say a new Camaro or Corvette.

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Originally Posted by HotRod68Camaro (Post 608734)

any pics of the process?

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Originally Posted by tom091074 (Post 608766)

Do you have anymore pictures of the process?

I will share what we have but it really does not look alot different then stock. The trans tunnel is tall in the car, but does not look out of place. The rear wheel tubs have been moved up to facilitate the new ride height. And the rear frame rails are also moving up along with the stock spring pockets. All the rear suspension is in the stock desired position DSE calls for, its just raised up in the car 2" in the front and 3" in the rear.

This picture shows the transmission crossmember that is now mounted to the body of the car. And welds to the recess subframe mounts. It allows for exhaust clearance and such.

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The finished product with the Tr06060 Shifter mount built into the floor. With a short MGW shifter isnt really not the much taller then a stock shifter.
http://i616.photobucket.com/albums/t...30-2014015.jpg

I like this idea and looks like you guys are pulling it off just right!

thanks for sharing
Dave

How's this project coming along?

Travis

that thing is sick not a fan of red butt hat color is very please to my eye......:trophy-1302:

The Stance is beautiful on it. I saw the tire sizes, Would you mind sharing what width the wheels are, they tuck nicely.

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Originally Posted by ironworks (Post 608786)

Is this the car you got from Tyler a few years back? Always fun to see what becomes of cars over the years.