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Old 09-23-2016, 09:35 AM
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Top notch job, Tim!
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Looks great Tim!
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I like it! Defiantly doing the 3 spool on the super like this.
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I like it! Defiantly doing the 3 spool on the super like this.
You will have to make the hole in the dash bigger if you want to use round stock, theres no way a third one will fit.
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You will have to make the hole in the dash bigger if you want to use round stock, theres no way a third one will fit.
My dash ain't pretty. No tears will be shed!
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I got the handles done today, I used chrome powder coat and they came out great and look factory. the hydro lever is still the factory chrome and the powder coat matches pretty good. i got the lines ran to the rear ports but i will have to pick up some more line tonight so i can do the front ports tomorrow, with any luck i will have it all back together tomorrow.
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Up close of the chrome.
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looks like chrome job from joisey,nice work so far.
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That looks great Tim. One of my friends has taken lots of his bug stuff the local powder coat guy because real chrome is wicked on the wallet. I like how the chrome powder comes out personally.
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