Back from vacation, now I can get caught back up. lol
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Originally Posted by 71RS/SS396
LOL! It's like peeling an onion, once you get one layer peeled you see a better layer beneath it. That's how all of the projects snowball out of control!
I can't count how many of my projects have gone from say, updating the brakes,changing the radiator ( insert whatever part/system) into, " While were at it " and the next thing you know you're doing a frame off/full build LOL! I think it's a sickness we all share.
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I have no idea what you're talking about.
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Originally Posted by E.rodz
looking great scott where did you mount the coils?most people don't have any idea how difficult it is to hide all the wiring and make it clean.the difference is in the details.ps i realy like your camera too!
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Thanks Eric. The coils are mounted on the backside of the footwell area of the floors, above the collectors.
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Originally Posted by ccracin
Looks amazing Scott. I have a question as well. How do you like having the engine un-painted? It looks great and we have been going back and forth on this issue. Look vs. upkeep etc. I really like the look of yours, is it hard to keep clean? Thanks.  |
Thanks Chad. I've never cleaned the motor, I don't think it's an issue keeping it clean I guess. Personally, I wouldn't paint it, I like the aluminum.
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Originally Posted by Evan Iroc-Z
Just look to the right of the spill there is a towel. Scott was probably getting ready to wipe it up, but then thought "hey if I take this picture right now people will think my floor actually gets dirty." Then while he was taking the picture he was twitching, horribly, with the thought of oil sitting on his clean floor. 
It is amazing the difference in such a simple change. Great work all around as usual. |
Maybe. But that's the beauty of the floor, everything simply wipes off.
