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Got to the top, just coasting, and watching paint dry
Mother nature has been Berry Berry Gut to me this weekend, thanks Ma for the 70's.
Ok I tried to paint the hood, found my low pressure gun has had a fatal crack in the nozzle so the top gets sanded down and redone, used the good old primer gun, backup. The material flowed out ok in a good gun and the bottom is done, waiting for the finish to cure, looks a bit like a semi mat which is spot on for my needs. Here the shots, go thru the gallery to see all of them that you wanna. Next week if Ma allows, Ill reshoot the top after I get another HVLP gun and mount it all back on the C to Drive it again, Ta Da - almost done. BACK TO THE FUTURE?????????https://www.crossfireforum.org/galle...t_last_038.JPG HOODIES: https://www.crossfireforum.org/galle...t_last_040.JPGhttps://www.crossfireforum.org/galle...t_last_036.JPGhttps://www.crossfireforum.org/galle...t_last_034.JPG For the students in the back of the class, No I did not label the Green box, I bought that for 50 cents at a ham fest with a mess of gauges and meters.......Dont wanna let any ugly rumors getting out about me, thanks ! |
Re: Got to the top, just coasting, and watching paint dry
It's too late for the biohazard suite, Woody.
You contracted the XF virus long ago. :D |
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Re: Got to the top, just coasting, and watching paint dry
Hey Woody, I must have missed a couple of classes, because I'm not "getting" it.
Is this a purely aesthetic mod? Or is it functional? If functional, what are you shooting for here? Is this to allow more air to flow through the grill and pass over the radiator and heat exchanger? |
Re: Got to the top, just coasting, and watching paint dry
woody, you rule.
seriously, you rule. this looks like it will be very tastefully done, as well as very functional. :cool: |
Re: Got to the top, just coasting, and watching paint dry
Originally Posted by tom2112
Hey Woody, I must have missed a couple of classes, because I'm not "getting" it.
Is this a purely aesthetic mod? Or is it functional? If functional, what are you shooting for here? Is this to allow more air to flow through the grill and pass over the radiator and heat exchanger? Nice work Woody! |
Re: Got to the top, just coasting, and watching paint dry
I have to say, I haven't been terribly fond of the hood mods I've seen thus far - no offense, just not my cup o' tea - but this one is just incredible! I would love to have a hood like this and can't wait to see the final result. Well done, sir.
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Re: Got to the top, just coasting, and watching paint dry
Very Nice Waldig. Where are you in Virginia? Love to see the real thing when its done.
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Re: Got to the top, just coasting, and watching paint dry
:) Thanks guyz, its fully functional and thermal data logging will follow when its driven in warm weather.
To date to assist the thermal managment: Removed hood blanket Designed a 182 'almost drop' in stat Developed the Super Cooler for the H/E which separated the cooling circuits Added a exhaust heat shield for the intake Upgraded the I/C pump Added cooling negative scoops to the hood to vent heat And which is a non-reflective Black Body radiator for that early AM of late afternoon drive; I live west of Work - facing the sun As far as the carbon fiber guy goes, Ill get back to him and see if he still has sufficient interest in the project. Monday comes early tomorrow!! W:D :D DY |
Re: Got to the top, just coasting, and watching paint dry
I really like this hood, It reminds me of the firepower and ME412..
http://www.diseno-art.com/images/chrysler_me412.jpg http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi..._Firepower.JPG |
Re: Got to the top, just coasting, and watching paint dry
Sorry, silly question. Where will rain drain to when car is sitting in the rain?
Stan:cool: |
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