Great stuff guys!!!! The attention to detail here is just incredible!!!

Really love the color combo , and all the pieces you guys machined gonna love seeing this thing at Sema

Looking forward to seeing this car. Great attention to detail :thumbsup:

Thanks Guys! Please make sure you stop by & introduce yourselves @ SEMA..

Here is a pic of our billet flush mount tail lights.. One of my favorite pcs. on the exterior..

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Car looks amazing! I almost went with a similar location for my coils but decided to change it for fear of throwing a serpentine belt and slicing the plug wires. I know it is rare to break a belt but...

I can understand your reason for not putting the coils in my location.. I was more worried about getting caught in a rain storm.. So, we built this covers to protect the coils from getting wet.. We need to paint them black..


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Here is another pic of a shield we built for the oil lines on the side of the block plus it also keeps heat away from the wiring for the engine.. Take a look @ the bottom of the bellhousing.. It is a Mcleod.. I knew we were going to run the car low.. the lower portion of the bellhousing was the lowest point.. so we grabbed a stock f-body bell housing & a modified it look like the stock one.. Plus a notch for header clearence..

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nice touch on the bell, what oil pan is that again? stock f body?

STock LS7 oil pan with a Aviaid Oil Pan Baffle Kit...

My machinist just brought the dash plate over to proof fitment..

This dash is going to lay out just right for function & sight!!

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