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post Feb 11, 2004 - 3:37 AM
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DoGGY those wheel look sick... they are going to look great on your celi .. and the sides are starting to look reall nice


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post Feb 11, 2004 - 4:22 AM
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Yeah very varis like... biggrin.gif

Wheels are nice bro!
post Feb 11, 2004 - 4:34 AM
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QUOTE (KAMiX @ Feb 11, 2004 - 2:22 AM)
Yeah very varis like... biggrin.gif

Wheels are nice bro!

He he, thanks guys for good response. Without all of you this aint be done biggrin.gif


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post Feb 14, 2004 - 11:28 PM
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those rims will look sick with the celica thay are perfect
post Feb 17, 2004 - 5:08 PM
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Hey, do...! How long we have to wait for new pics? Don't try our patience... smile.gif


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post Feb 18, 2004 - 2:27 AM
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Ok, ok guys, here we go smile.gif

These pics where made on Friday, so the process of the car now is moved a lot smile.gif I will go to the shop today and take some more pics.

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post Feb 18, 2004 - 2:31 AM
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Wow Romas, everything is looking incredible! Love the rims too! smile.gif

And I see a boost controller...when you get your car back is it going to be turboed? biggrin.gif


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post Feb 18, 2004 - 2:38 AM
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For the guys like NEVERSTOP or anyone trying to make somthing custom, and for those that dont know how to STICK TOGEHTERE poliuretanium (stock bumper) with somthing from fiberglass, here is a TIP OF THE DAY smile.gif :

If you wanna connect somthing to the bumper from fiberglass, you have to drill lots of holes (see the pics). you have to drill these holes in the place there are you trying to mount that part that you need. After what, put some fiberglas from the iner side of the bumper in the place where the holes are, and let it dry. So, after that youll be able to stick anything to the bumper. Just cut some small squares of the fiber glass, mix a lot of them with the resin, and put that stuf on the holes, after that put that part that you need to stick togehter and screw it with some screws.


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post Feb 18, 2004 - 2:41 AM
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QUOTE (Coomer @ Feb 18, 2004 - 12:31 AM)
Wow Romas, everything is looking incredible! Love the rims too! smile.gif

And I see a boost controller...when you get your car back is it going to be turboed? biggrin.gif

He he, thanks Coomer. biggrin.gif ya, i will get it back this weekend i think, and i will take my motor out, and then the turbo stage will begin smile.gif hopfully i will finish everything till may frown.gif


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post Feb 18, 2004 - 3:02 AM
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QUOTE (doGGy @ Feb 17, 2004 - 11:38 PM)
For the guys like NEVERSTOP or anyone trying to make somthing custom, and for those that dont know how to STICK TOGEHTERE poliuretanium (stock bumper) with somthing from fiberglass, here is a TIP OF THE DAY smile.gif :

If you wanna connect somthing to the bumper from fiberglass, you have to drill lots of holes (see the pics). you have to drill these holes in the place there are you trying to mount that part that you need. After what, put some fiberglas from the iner side of the bumper in the place where the holes are, and let it dry. So, after that youll be able to stick anything to the bumper. Just cut some small squares of the fiber glass, mix a lot of them with the resin, and put that stuf on the holes, after that put that part that you need to stick togehter and screw it with some screws.

Sounds a lot like attaching fiberglass to ABS plastic for things like door panels. People suggested drilling holes in the existing plastic, and then laying the fiberglass on, heavily in the areas where the holes are, so that it gets through the hole. They then suggested putting pieces of fiberglass on the opposite side of the existing plastic to ensure that the new fiberglass doesn't go anywhere. I think this is the same process that you're talking about, but they didn't mention using any screws. wink.gif


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post Feb 18, 2004 - 3:06 AM
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QUOTE (Coomer @ Feb 18, 2004 - 1:02 AM)
QUOTE (doGGy @ Feb 17, 2004 - 11:38 PM)
For the guys like NEVERSTOP or anyone trying to make somthing custom, and for those that dont know how to STICK TOGEHTERE poliuretanium (stock bumper) with somthing from fiberglass, here is a TIP OF THE DAY smile.gif :

If you wanna connect somthing to the bumper from fiberglass, you have to drill lots of holes (see the pics). you have to drill these holes in the place there are you trying to mount that part that you need. After what, put some fiberglas from the iner side of the bumper in the place where the holes are, and let it dry. So, after that youll be able to stick anything to the bumper. Just cut some small squares of the fiber glass, mix a lot of them with the resin, and put that stuf on the holes, after that put that part that you need to stick togehter and screw it with some screws.

Sounds a lot like attaching fiberglass to ABS plastic for things like door panels. People suggested drilling holes in the existing plastic, and then laying the fiberglass on, heavily in the areas where the holes are, so that it gets through the hole. They then suggested putting pieces of fiberglass on the opposite side of the existing plastic to ensure that the new fiberglass doesn't go anywhere. I think this is the same process that you're talking about, but they didn't mention using any screws. wink.gif

ya its the same process, screws are just to hold the part that you attached. They have to be removed then the fibergalss is dry.


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post Feb 18, 2004 - 3:11 AM
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QUOTE (doGGy @ Feb 18, 2004 - 12:06 AM)
QUOTE (Coomer @ Feb 18, 2004 - 1:02 AM)
QUOTE (doGGy @ Feb 17, 2004 - 11:38 PM)
For the guys like NEVERSTOP or anyone trying to make somthing custom, and for those that dont know how to STICK TOGEHTERE poliuretanium (stock bumper) with somthing from fiberglass, here is a TIP OF THE DAY smile.gif :

If you wanna connect somthing to the bumper from fiberglass, you have to drill lots of holes (see the pics). you have to drill these holes in the place there are you trying to mount that part that you need. After what, put some fiberglas from the iner side of the bumper in the place where the holes are, and let it dry. So, after that youll be able to stick anything to the bumper. Just cut some small squares of the fiber glass, mix a lot of them with the resin, and put that stuf on the holes, after that put that part that you need to stick togehter and screw it with some screws.

Sounds a lot like attaching fiberglass to ABS plastic for things like door panels. People suggested drilling holes in the existing plastic, and then laying the fiberglass on, heavily in the areas where the holes are, so that it gets through the hole. They then suggested putting pieces of fiberglass on the opposite side of the existing plastic to ensure that the new fiberglass doesn't go anywhere. I think this is the same process that you're talking about, but they didn't mention using any screws. wink.gif

ya its the same process, screws are just to hold the part that you attached. They have to be removed then the fibergalss is dry.

Oh, I get it now. That makes sense to use screws to hold it in while it's drying. That's a very good idea. smile.gif


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post Feb 18, 2004 - 11:51 AM
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For the guys like NEVERSTOP or anyone trying to make somthing custom, and for those that dont know how to STICK TOGEHTERE poliuretanium (stock bumper) with somthing from fiberglass, here is a TIP OF THE DAY  :

If you wanna connect somthing to the bumper from fiberglass, you have to drill lots of holes (see the pics). you have to drill these holes in the place there are you trying to mount that part that you need. After what, put some fiberglas from the iner side of the bumper in the place where the holes are, and let it dry. So, after that youll be able to stick anything to the bumper. Just cut some small squares of the fiber glass, mix a lot of them with the resin, and put that stuf on the holes, after that put that part that you need to stick togehter and screw it with some screws.


yea that does work.. there has been alot of debate on where or not that method can really hold up though over time, under constant flex it will begin to make small cracks underneath everything where your fiberglass meets the ureathane and eventually the cracks will grow larger and larger until it starts to come threw the paint.. granted if your not plannin on keepin it for more than 5+ years or so it doesnt matter that much but its not a method I have ever felt comfy with but no big deal.. wink.gif

Those sideskirts look really good.. but not quite sure which side is the top though:D


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post Feb 19, 2004 - 2:49 AM
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****** UPDATE 2004 02 19 ******

Vent to the shop, to see somthing new, and atleast i saw sides already cuted and mesured on to my car, and my new front is moving along not that bad smile.gif Still missing upper parts on side skirts, they will be made then sides are fitted. And for the front bumper, side air dams are still uncuted, and some foaming is left to do to make a compleate form, still need to make a place for the supra signals, and some other small stuff. But anyway, pictures say more then any words smile.gif

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New pics and info will be on monday i think, cuz my car will have to stay for another week... frown.gif


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post Feb 19, 2004 - 9:25 AM
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man that is going to look great!! keep it up doggy and let us know when anything new happens
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post Feb 19, 2004 - 10:02 AM
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damn doggy.... its stating to take shape and its looking NICE!!!


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post Feb 19, 2004 - 11:12 AM
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Lookin good! Your making really good time with that too biggrin.gif


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I want a garage now dammit!!! frown.gif

Looks awesome man, your an inspiration!! biggrin.gif

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post Feb 26, 2004 - 3:24 AM
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Ok, HERE we go again... New pics, new info on deadline.....

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post Feb 26, 2004 - 3:28 AM
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Friday is a deadline for my car, i have to take it from the shop finished... So im kinda happy, but still not sure about the rear look.... Still need to make mold for my Custom front signals (into my fron bumper). A lot of things to to, but anyway, im happy, cuz i changed the look of the front ant the last second smile.gif


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