June 21, 200719 yr comment_183191 Hey guys thought id make my first post a good 1 lol I'm currently building an AE71 with a SR20de+t ?(de engine with turbo setup) and its getting to the stage were starting to look at some suspension and we want to put some fat wheels on her and flare the gaurds does any 1 know how to go about this or know any 1 in perth who has done this?? much help very apreciated.. Heres some pics of the project so far.. Edited June 21, 200719 yr by AE71 DRIFT Report
June 22, 200719 yr Author comment_183226 Nice one, wish I could get a nice shell where I am but they don't exist here. Looks like it will go like the clappers. How long do you think it will take you to get it finnished? Werll so far weve only been doin the project for about 3 weeks and the engine and box are in :jamie: all were waitin for atm is a clutch pedal that will be here tomorro yay.. lol.. other than that once ive finished the fuel system and turbo lines we pretty much will just need a diff and tailshaft made to get it on the road again.. then the other things like suspension and paint and wheels will come.. :o can't wait so I'm guessing another month max till its on the road again.. We did have it easy though i have full time acess to a hoist and all the tools you could think of as the car is at my old mans workshop.. chipmaster :lolcry: Report
June 22, 200719 yr comment_183228 get a hammer and a dolly block and bashthe living shit out of your guards... bog, sand and then paint the guards.. its easy as, just takes alot of time... heres a pic of mine.. Report
June 22, 200719 yr Author comment_183241 get a hammer and a dolly block and bashthe living shit out of your guards... bog, sand and then paint the guards.. its easy as, just takes alot of time... heres a pic of mine.. hahahaha nice how the shi! did you get them so even hahaha Edited June 22, 200719 yr by AE71 DRIFT Report
June 22, 200719 yr comment_183272 hahah getting em' even takes patience my friend... it took me like 4 goes of bogging sanding, bogging sanding.. etc.. the key to sanding it is to use a large block of wood with paper... good luck Report
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