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Old 12-12-2013, 09:48 PM
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thats gonna look nice...is it still goint to be a two piece fender?
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this car is not mini-tubbed, its mega-tubbed
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That front end splitter is going to look great, Greg.
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In that valence/exhaust tip photo you showed is that TIG'ed with silicon bronze wire ?
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Yes it is, but I did not do it as I don't know how to tig weld. I don't even really know when or why it is used.
Guys like to use it cause its easy to control heat in tight places,which is very important for long flat panels and it blends real nice.
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That front air dam is killer. Nice work.
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i think them running lamps should be sucked in about an inch.
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Looking good Greg, glad to see this still moving along! Can't wait to see more pictures!!!
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Looking good.
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Well that looks cool

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Just got an update from Jeff at Munssey Speed and Design. He is almost done with the plug for the front air dam.
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