15psi88
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The clutch master cylinder reservoir is something I had been brain storming a while. Tonight I found something to work, by accident.
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Quite possibly a build thread..
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15psi88
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Because shortening a stock bumper was too easy.. and also because there are more cars with JDM bumpers than originals.
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GSTwithPSI
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This fuckin guy /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/rofl.gif
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transparentdsm
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un f***ing real!! kinda love it. now you need a much much larger intercooler or an intercooler/oil cooler combo to fill in the giant hole. i want a straight on shot.
15psi88
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Lots of work to do on this yet. I should have waited to post. I know it will be impossible for some to visualize how it will look when complete.(I'd agree right now it looks horrid) I've got to take almost two inches from the height of it, which will make the opening much smaller. I will be making a "funnel" type insert to fit into the opening that will force air through the intercooler.
Kind of like this:
but with a larger transitional area so it wont look as boxed off. I guess it's the same idea as the headlight inlet really..
transparentdsm
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i get it, that will look good and you can have both headlights and drive on the street. it will look good.
15psi88
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Ooops
I took an inch from the height of the bumper. Working on getting that hole closed up.
I took an inch from the height of the bumper. Working on getting that hole closed up.
15psi88
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transparentdsm
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bumper looks rad! is that an exhaust? out of the side skirt.
15psi88
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Yeah the exhaust will exit through the rocker. I had some rust there anyway. I figured if I was going to be doing metal work I would make it worth it.
I'm going to level the floor with the transmission tunnel behind the drivers seat to get the clearance I need. You'd better be short if you sit back there.
I'm going to level the floor with the transmission tunnel behind the drivers seat to get the clearance I need. You'd better be short if you sit back there.
15psi88
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15psi88
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Bout' to mold this:
ApexHunter
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That turned into a nice funnel. Go man, go!
Spyke169
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Looks good, different from the common bumpers. Something to keep in mind fwiw if you really want the best ducting to your heat exchangers.
15psi88
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Never thought of it that way. Thanks for that.
Terrance362
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Looking damn good
15psi88
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Thanks dude.
Little slower progress than expected but I haven't stopped.
The insert is body worked and primed. WAY WAY WAY more work than what you'd think to look at it, but it looks MEAN AF.
Little slower progress than expected but I haven't stopped.
The insert is body worked and primed. WAY WAY WAY more work than what you'd think to look at it, but it looks MEAN AF.
GSTwithPSI
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How's the exhaust routed to the side skirt? Guessing you'll have to wrap it where it meets the plastic?
