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Its funny that when the latest GT2RS came into the public eye, I was not as taken with it as I was the previous version, nor was I happy with the auto box only option, even though I understood why they did it.
Efficiency aside, you should have the option to outfit ANY Porsche with a manual.
thanks... the JB weld set up pretty nicely last night... it should be good to reinstall today... will post some updates once i get the camera mounted...
Originally Posted by Carlo_Carrera
Yes, looks good.
Where did you buy that mesh?
thanks! here you go they have a great selection... the shipping was quick even with all this COVID stuff... i ordered at 6pm, received a tracking number that same night and it was out the door the next morning... the owner provides his cell phone number and i texted him about the bend... he was very responsive and offered to exchange the bent material for me, but i didn't want to hold up the project and made it work...
the diamond mesh reminded me of my friend's 1990's Erebuni body kit from high school
the hex had a better open area % for maximum air flow
i wanted maximum durability and felt the extra thickness in the material was worth the $10 difference
i'm trying to scan the cardboard templates i made and post them up to save someone else the time if they wanted to do it themselves but my scanner isn't big enough... anyone have any ideas aside from taking measurements
i'm trying to scan the cardboard templates i made and post them up to save someone else the time if they wanted to do it themselves but my scanner isn't big enough... anyone have any ideas aside from taking measurements
High quality photos with a ruler next to each piece so people can scale the print properly.
Nice, lets see those finished shots on the car. My favorite attachment method would be to use the Rennline clips - totally reversible. Not sure if they would sell the clips separately.
thanks... the JB weld set up pretty nicely last night... it should be good to reinstall today... will post some updates once i get the camera mounted...
thanks! here you go they have a great selection... the shipping was quick even with all this COVID stuff... i ordered at 6pm, received a tracking number that same night and it was out the door the next morning... the owner provides his cell phone number and i texted him about the bend... he was very responsive and offered to exchange the bent material for me, but i didn't want to hold up the project and made it work...
the diamond mesh reminded me of my friend's 1990's Erebuni body kit from high school
the hex had a better open area % for maximum air flow
i wanted maximum durability and felt the extra thickness in the material was worth the $10 difference
i'm trying to scan the cardboard templates i made and post them up to save someone else the time if they wanted to do it themselves but my scanner isn't big enough... anyone have any ideas aside from taking measurements
High quality photos with a ruler next to each piece so people can scale the print properly.
i will do this once i finish the project... no point in the templates going to waste... i was also thinking to transfer them onto multiple 8x11.5" sheets and scan them one by one...
Originally Posted by T Kono
Nice, lets see those finished shots on the car. My favorite attachment method would be to use the Rennline clips - totally reversible. Not sure if they would sell the clips separately.
i thought about making them removable, but then couldn't come up with a reason why i would ever want to take off the mesh... hope to install tonight/tomorrow then i'll have finished pics...