RWB Conversion...Warning not for the purest
#18
I am very very curious to knowing what he is using to cut the sheet metal in picture number 3 ?
is this a fein nibbler ?
not much nibbles on the floor
the cut looks so precise
I would kill to know
is this a fein nibbler ?
not much nibbles on the floor
the cut looks so precise
I would kill to know
#20
There's always the tought that altering a 993, especially in such a radical way is sacrilege, but the truth is that in my opinion RWB reaches the line between sublime and ridiculous without actually crossing it. I LOVE it! I think it is the ultimate car because anything more would pervert perfection into disaster.
Thank you for posting. It really got me thinking and I am seriously starting to think about doing the same.
Thank you for posting. It really got me thinking and I am seriously starting to think about doing the same.
#22
Boy, that will be one aggressive looking car.... it will be interesting to see what it looks like at the end.
What are the target wheel/tires sizes?
And roughly what does something like this cost?
Cheers,
Mike
What are the target wheel/tires sizes?
And roughly what does something like this cost?
Cheers,
Mike
#25
http://www.harborfreight.com/air-too...saw-91753.html
$14 at Harbor Freight... cuts sheet metal like butter. But, be sure to order a bunch of the blade replacements (they do dull and bend easily)
Last edited by ninjabones; 04-25-2012 at 02:48 PM.
#27
Thanks for all the comments pro and con. I'm heading over to the shop soon and will post more pics tonight.
Air tool question has been answered.
Regarding wheels, 18x10.5 F and 18x13 R. Tires Michelin 265 F and 335 R.
I'll try to answer more questions later.
Air tool question has been answered.
Regarding wheels, 18x10.5 F and 18x13 R. Tires Michelin 265 F and 335 R.
I'll try to answer more questions later.