Today I started the process of installing AusFiero's side scoops, recently arrived from Australia.
Step 1: Surgery on my parts car:
Step 2: Pile o'parts:
Step 3: Testfit on parts car:
Step 4: Get a burger with the lucky car that will receive all the goodies :-)
------------------ www.yellowfiero.com/fiero.html 17" DEZENT T wheels with 215/40 tires front and 235/45 rear, KONI shocks, EIBACH lowering springs, drilled/slotted rotors, SS brake hoses. PU dog bone, all bushings and engine mounts, K&N air and oil filters, OZELOT exhaust, Mercedes SLK yellow paintjob, Mr. Mikes leather seats, door skins, shift and e-brake boots. MP3 deck and custom subwoofer behind passenger seat, F355 style front. Fiero Store rear swaybar, strut tower brace, black carpet, air intake. Rodney Dickman's competition short shifter, SS vacuum lines and deck lid strut. Billet aluminum dash kit from Kitcarman.
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Fie Ro Member
Posts: 3735 From: Soest, The Netherlands Registered: Sep 2001
I usually get tired of seeing people customize their Fieros by cutting holes & putting all sorts of scoops & vents everywhere. I prefer the cleaner original lines but I must admit, Aus's kit is a very nicely integrated mod. It flows with the whole car and looks like it belongs there.
Got me thinking about my own project car...
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Riceburner98 Member
Posts: 2179 From: Natick, Ma, USA Registered: Apr 2002
Wow, your car gets sweeter by the week!!! All the parts on it just work so well together. The scoops will too! (And Aus, if you look really hard, maybe squint a little, you can see your scoop on my car in my sig! LOL)
------------------ Bob Williams Multi-colored '86 Mutt, a work in progress! (3800SC running great! Fixed the bent roof, now I need an intercooler! Yeehaa!)
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yellowstone Member
Posts: 9299 From: Düsseldorf/Germany Registered: Jun 2003
If it wasn't it wouldn't have a place on my Fiero!
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Originally posted by Gordo:
I usually get tired of seeing people customize their Fieros by cutting holes & putting all sorts of scoops & vents everywhere. I prefer the cleaner original lines but I must admit, Aus's kit is a very nicely integrated mod. It flows with the whole car and looks like it belongs there.
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yellowstone Member
Posts: 9299 From: Düsseldorf/Germany Registered: Jun 2003
Since my Stage 2 install is going nowhere due to lack of time right now, I at least made a photoshop before/after to motivate myself. It'll be worth it, I'd say:
I think the Stage 2's pick up the line of the 355 nose very well....
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madcurl Member
Posts: 21401 From: In a Van down by the Kern River Registered: Jul 2003
Since my Stage 2 install is going nowhere due to lack of time right now, I at least made a photoshop before/after to motivate myself. It'll be worth it, I'd say:
I agree. It matches the front side nose-lines and even the back bumper too.
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Sep 4th, 2005
exoticse Member
Posts: 8650 From: Orlando, Fl Registered: Jun 2003
I'm busy with work and my parents in law were visiting, so no time. But I'll change jobs soon and will have 3 months off in between (on full pay :-) That will be the time for everything to come together...
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Yellowstone,
What ever happened with this mod ?? Finished ??
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AusFiero Member
Posts: 11513 From: Dapto NSW Australia Registered: Feb 2001
Actually, I was thinking to add a engine window a la Skitime and leave the deck as is otherwise but I'm curious how such a lip spoiler will look. Have a photoshop?
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Originally posted by AusFiero:
All your car needs now when they are finished is a lip spoiler on the back. Which I decided I need too, so I might have to make something up soon
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Dec 29th, 2005
yellowstone Member
Posts: 9299 From: Düsseldorf/Germany Registered: Jun 2003
Originally posted by AusFiero: All your car needs now when they are finished is a lip spoiler on the back. Which I decided I need too, so I might have to make something up soon
Possibly a new Aus Fiero product on the market?? Something along the lines of this?....
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yellowstone Member
Posts: 9299 From: Düsseldorf/Germany Registered: Jun 2003
Wow yellowstone, your car is looking great. You are right about the color being "the best fiero color in the world" I built a cowl hood for my yellow car but It created such a blind spot, and I did not like the way it followed the windshield, so I never finished it. I might take one of my extra hoods and do an "extractor hood" on it instead.
Originally posted by yellowstone: Installed the "Fie Ro" hood today, no mesh yet. I like it!
Me too! I feel kinda proud now It will look even better with the mesh in place. btw your interaction made the original scoop better too, so thank you too!
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Jan 2nd, 2006
yellowstone Member
Posts: 9299 From: Düsseldorf/Germany Registered: Jun 2003
Finished passenger side today. Took a little longer as I had to cut all the holes, fasten the mesh and also replaced the door hinge pin while I was at it...
Overall view:
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TaurusThug Member
Posts: 4271 From: Simpsonville, SC Registered: Aug 2003
