Engine Bay: Phase I Complete

[Shoeboy23]

that looks GREAT! that engine bay has made it on the HOT TAMALE train indeed!

Aaron...Shoeboy"."

[Dub Icon]

Thanks a lot guys! I'm diggin' the look. Funny thing is I just finished the one fuse box cover a couple of days ago and today I just picked up a spare cover and some plexiglass for another take.

Originally Posted by Big D

Raf looks good ,how about an ABS cover,and firewall cover(have 3gs cut "DUB " into them and back light them) modded to work with the strut brace,Hand letter or spray thr 3.5 logos and lots of BT(DUB) love on the covers /caps,D

Yeah D, that'll be Phases II/III. Still working out the whole lighting plan!

Originally Posted by TALON

Looks great Raf... That strut bar turned out sweeeeeeeet!!

Yup. Those holes were drilled exactly right!!

Originally Posted by Shoeboy23

that looks GREAT! that engine bay has made it on the HOT TAMALE train indeed!
Thanks...Hahaha...LMFAO...that show's my guilty pleasure!
Aaron...Shoeboy"."

[MAGNIFICUS]

Dude your engine bay is badass!!!

[SMosher]

Lets rip the front of that motor off and polish it :P

[Dub Icon]

Originally Posted by MAGNIFICUS

Dude your engine bay is badass!!!

Rhanks Rudy!

Originally Posted by SMosher

Lets rip the front of that motor off and polish it :P

Yeah, let's do that! That thing looks rough. Do I have to go at that thing with an angle grinder?

[bruno]

So classy and original. Keep up the great moddin'.

[Dub Icon]

Originally Posted by bruno

So classy and original. Keep up the great moddin'.

Thanks Bruno, I don't know about original - it's all been done before, but maybe just a different combination that fits me.

[Big D]

Originally Posted by Dub Icon

Rhanks Rudy!


Yeah, let's do that! That thing looks rough. Do I have to go at that thing with an angle grinder?

Nope,just lots of different grits of wet/dry sand paper to start, bench grinder converted to use buffing wheels and buffing compounds. Add plenty of sweat and your done LoL,D

[Dub Icon]

Originally Posted by Big D

Nope,just lots of different grits of wet/dry sand paper to start, bench grinder converted to use buffing wheels and buffing compounds. Add plenty of sweat and your done LoL,D

It's my daily driver, so it looks like I now have a long term project!