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sds machining · #41 10-31-2012, 09:43 AM

I have never been to this show but we are looking forward to seeing all the incredible cars and meeting everyone . I have a few personal favorite features on the car and the glass is one of them as well. its going to be a sad sad day if we ever get a rock chip..

**fleetus macmullitz** · #42 10-31-2012, 11:48 AM

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Originally Posted by sds machining

I have never been to this show but we are looking forward to seeing all the incredible cars and meeting everyone . I have a few personal favorite features on the car and the glass is one of them as well. its going to be a sad sad day if we ever get a rock chip..

Scott,

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Nice thing is it will even enhance the '67's looks.

sds machining · #43 10-31-2012, 11:59 AM

GREAT IDEA!

sds machining · #44 11-11-2012, 12:12 PM

more test and tune, PS o-ring failure caused a little smoke, no big deal already fixed and cleaned up.. Mark Bowler has been AWESOME to work with as far as getting this 6 speed set up and dialed in and running to its potential. Bowler

**fleetus macmullitz** · #45 11-11-2012, 03:37 PM

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Originally Posted by sds machining

more test and tune, PS o-ring failure caused a little smoke, no big deal already fixed and cleaned up.. Mark Bowler has been AWESOME to work with as far as getting this 6 speed set up and dialed in and running to its potential. Bowler

The beast sounds very healthy.

Great feedback to hear on a vendor.

mlcurl · #46 11-27-2012, 06:24 AM

Awesome build. How do you like the ISIS system so far? We are thinking of using it in our next build but have heard both good things and horror stories about them. What all are you using it to control?

sds machining · #47 11-28-2012, 05:47 PM

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Originally Posted by mlcurl

Awesome build. How do you like the ISIS system so far? We are thinking of using it in our next build but have heard both good things and horror stories about them. What all are you using it to control?

We have the entire car controlled by ISIS, using the IMax touch screen, In reserve, In motion, etc. The first time installing the system is a bit challenging but the Tech support is great. disregard anything you may know about wiring and go into it with an open mind and be prepared to ask questions. its a great system and i would use it again. You will need to be very specific in what you want to control with the system, and more then likely you will need more then just the 3 cell kit. There is a learning curve involved but like i mentioned everyone as ISIS is very responsive and helpful.

Glassmaster · #48 12-10-2012, 07:23 AM

Let me clarify I have been working 0n a 67 camaro for the past year thinking I was being inovative trying hard not to copy other cars . Then I saw this thread and this car it's nearly the twin to mine but to even make it worse I have to admit it's got a couple of mods I wanted to do but was afraid i couldn't pull it off. I am completly computer iliterate but if I can figure out how to post some pics. I think you will see the simularitys but mine is still in the build mode. So naturaly I love the car and" couldn't have done it better my self seems very appropriate".

sds machining · #49 12-14-2012, 07:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Glassmaster

Let me clarify I have been working 0n a 67 camaro for the past year thinking I was being inovative trying hard not to copy other cars . Then I saw this thread and this car it's nearly the twin to mine but to even make it worse I have to admit it's got a couple of mods I wanted to do but was afraid i couldn't pull it off. I am completly computer iliterate but if I can figure out how to post some pics. I think you will see the simularitys but mine is still in the build mode. So naturaly I love the car and" couldn't have done it better my self seems very appropriate".

thanks for the compliment, it is difficult to come up with ideas that have not been done before, I would love to see the progress on your car, especially the similar items you have noticed. Good luck with the build and get some pictures posted

sds machining · #50 12-14-2012, 07:39 PM

we look forward to meeting people at the Grand National Show in Pamona. as we have "officially" been accepted and also invited to the Autorama show in Sacramento in February, with all the testing and tuning done for a while we are now doing all the detail work that becomes ever so tedious, Interior is nearly complete and its time for a final polish on the exterior.. here are a few low quality photos of the car on the last test drive,

I must admit my favorite part of the entire car is the glass..