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Ah....good idea! I will install some drain holes at the lowest point. Thanks for mentioning it!
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Those that think he won't drive it in the rain haven't met Chris!
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Wow Chris! You have done it again!
I had not seen the updates and final pictures until just now. Color is awesome, but I am a sucker for anything close to Porsche Olive Green. I like how much it seems to vary in the different lighting - very cool. Interior is great as well. Well done man.
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Certainly not driving it today!
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Dunno how I missed this thread. Astounding work. I particularly like how civilized the car appears. I hesitate to call it a sleeper, because it was one of the fastest cars of the era, but it is extraordinarily refreshing to see a car with this kind of power keep it under wraps. I'm also partial to daily-driver-style builds, as that is what I'm chasing with my own car.
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I don't know how I missed this either. This car (and all your other builds) is totally awesome. I think my favorite part is that monster motor with all the plumbing and intercoolers behind the stock decklid. Too cool!
You should do some 60-130mph runs when the weather is better and post the results. Just based on power/weight, I think you'll be somewhere in hypercar territory if it hooks.
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Damn, Chris. Just...damn!!!
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Awesome car! Would you pretty please post the part number for the window winder spring post ? Best Scott |
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Scott, Pelican sells them. Just search for "window regulator pivot". I think there are four varieties so you need to know which one your car has. Easy to measure once you know what you are looking at.
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Finally got a clearing in the weather so we could prime and paint the splitter. It's strange to look under an old 911 and see a modern looking belly pan!
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Can't wait to see how it affects oil temps!
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I don't usually like to use profanity but.......I want too here. That's something really..
That is purdy amazing.
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Will your friend be making more skid plates for sale? I would be interested.
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Chris, That is just to f***ing cool............
You need to post that last pic on the Early S Registry satanic details thread............ Show me satanic details...please. regards, al
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I'd buy one.
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As an engineer, fabricator, and fellow builder, my hat's off to you, Chris. Extremely well planned and executed. Indeed, this is what separates the men from the boys. Man, I hope it works!
As someone else asked, if this works and you decide to "productize" it, LET US KNOW! Cheers!
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Thank you for all the comments and compliments! We are working on some options to reproduce the front valence.
Finally got the muffler valence back from getting ceramic coating. I really think this visually finishes the rear of the car and hides all the turbo parts. It also doubles as my heat shield behind the license panel.
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Beautifully discreet and well integrated.
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Great chatting with you last night Rick! Keep me posted on the progress with the transmission...I'm always curious how hear problems are solved.
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