Crackerman
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- Feb 28, 2018
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Alvord,
Texas
Looking good. I sent you a pm, I can weld it all up, if you aren't set on the rivets.
I am pretty close too.
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I am pretty close too.
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Looking good!Here is the intake cover/box installed on the car, Im still fabricating a bracket to hold it down in place. Looks promising. I will give it a good polish once its all done.
Thank you Sir!!Looking good!
Thanks, its not polished yet. I just used sand paper 400,800, 1000 and 2000 grit. I still need polish compounds.I like it!
What did you use to polish it?
And here is the bottom duct.
Uuhm! No not really. I was looking for something like that but could not find anything. I will look in to it. Thank you.Have you ever considered using 3m casting tape? You can make your template like the piece you have, or out of foam, wrap it a few layers, then use acetone to disolve the foam. Or cut it off the form, glue it together, then add a couple more layers of casting tape and resin the result.
Can be sanded and painted, and it's pretty dirt cheap.
LINK may not work, Google "composite intake diy"