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blkcofy
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MAR 24, 12:10 PM
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Maetrix66
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MAR 24, 01:55 PM
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I've got alot of catching up to do. Here's my latest console just assembled with Riceburner98's awesome hvac panel;
OK, now I know this has to have been covered before, but where is the link for the HVAC controls??
I've been looking to relocate the HVAC controls, and this looks very nice.
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Amida
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MAR 24, 07:30 PM
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| quote | Originally posted by Maetrix66:
OK, now I know this has to have been covered before, but where is the link for the HVAC controls??
I've been looking to relocate the HVAC controls, and this looks very nice. |
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I don't think Riceburner98 started a separate thread for the hvac panels. He has posted some stuff here: http://www.fiero.nl/forum/Forum1/HTML/060036.html
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Amida
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MAR 24, 09:03 PM
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Okay, the sun came out today just in time to take a few shots of my first Fi355 nose fresh out of the mould. This is just a test sample that I trimmed & test fitted without any prep work yet. Installing it was surprisingly easier than I'd expected. The turn signals are Ferrari 355 originals and the foglights are Catz 3.5". I'll have to design an optional grill for it next. I did have a little issue with the gelcoat & my new spray gun which got clogged as gelcoat solidified inside the gun while I was still spraying it. As a result my new nose got some alligatoring/wrinkling of the gelcoat surface because I was only able to spray half of the required amount. Luckily I was able to save the gun, but It took me two hours to clean it all out. 
This new nose is looking pretty sharp, but the suspension is sitting the car up much too high; it looks like it's 4-wheeling. I'll have to drop this car a couple inches at least to give it a more aggressive stance. When I get a chance I'll clean it up & give it a matching paint job, but I've got alot of interior work to do yet, so I'll be switching gears here shortly.
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Amida
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MAR 24, 09:46 PM
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exoticse
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MAR 24, 09:49 PM
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WHoooooooa that is sweeeeeeet !!
Nice job amida tweeking it ! It makes so much of a difference being seperate pieces like that !
The best part is you are going to be able to do other nose pieces off of that design,..totally awesome !
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CoryFiero
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MAR 24, 10:54 PM
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Very nice work.
I am wondering if someone could photoshop a lowering job your on your car. or mabye add some bigger wheels?
It looks awesome.
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LeviM
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MAR 25, 12:12 AM
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| quote | Originally posted by Amida:
While waiting for fiberglass to cure again I came up with this widebody idea using the stock door panels. Side mouldings are hidden by adding side strakes directly over the moulding line. This also separates upper & lower intakes. Other features are: Stock wheelbase, 1" roof tilt, extended windshiled, extended sail panels and Fi355 nose .
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that looks amazing.
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Amida
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MAR 25, 02:44 AM
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| quote | Originally posted by exoticse:
WHoooooooa that is sweeeeeeet !!
Nice job amida tweeking it ! It makes so much of a difference being seperate pieces like that !
The best part is you are going to be able to do other nose pieces off of that design,..totally awesome ! |
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Thanks. The drawback to having two pieces, though, is that it takes nearly twice as long to make. Now I know why body kits are typically cast in one piece; to be more economical.
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Amida
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MAR 25, 02:47 AM
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| quote | Originally posted by CoryFiero:
Very nice work.
I am wondering if someone could photoshop a lowering job your on your car. or mabye add some bigger wheels?
It looks awesome. |
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When I lower the car, I'll throw on my 18s. But, I'll need fender flares because they are wider by 2 inches. Thanks.
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