Interior/Exterior Ram intake project
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Good job!
--Cool! How much? Put me on the advance/pre order list. 
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Originally Posted by MSFITOY
Sorry for the delay guys but we finally have something to show. I know this project is like watching grass grow but hey...I warned ya
Here's some images of another prototype. The first one's material duraometer rating was too low and therefore too soft to be of use. This one is stiffer but we're thinking going higher without being too brittle as well as the addition of structural ribbing underneith. JS is actually "manually" injection molding these pieces
This one has some small air bubbles so I'll finished up the surface, attach some studs, quick paint job and mount her up for further testing
Be back soon
See the little man heading my way?
Here's some images of another prototype. The first one's material duraometer rating was too low and therefore too soft to be of use. This one is stiffer but we're thinking going higher without being too brittle as well as the addition of structural ribbing underneith. JS is actually "manually" injection molding these pieces This one has some small air bubbles so I'll finished up the surface, attach some studs, quick paint job and mount her up for further testing Be back soon See the little man heading my way?
#156
11-12-2005, 04:18 PM
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#157
11-12-2005, 04:27 PM
Originally Posted by toolmichael
Definitely interested! Please let me know if there is enough to go around.
You might think this funny but it would be great if you and js could sign the first (perhaps last) batch....I would love one signed and numbered!
You might think this funny but it would be great if you and js could sign the first (perhaps last) batch....I would love one signed and numbered!
great looking scoop sid! let me know when production begins! ill be the first to pay for it!
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11-12-2005, 07:03 PM
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#161
11-12-2005, 08:56 PM
SOOOOOOO when?
very k00l background
is this ur furniture/decor sid? very NiCE man
is this ur furniture/decor sid? very NiCE man
Originally Posted by MSFITOY
Sorry for the delay guys but we finally have something to show. I know this project is like watching grass grow but hey...I warned ya Here's some images of another prototype. The first one's material duraometer rating was too low and therefore too soft to be of use. This one is stiffer but we're thinking going higher without being too brittle as well as the addition of structural ribbing underneith. JS is actually "manually" injection molding these pieces This one has some small air bubbles so I'll finished up the surface, attach some studs, quick paint job and mount her up for further testing Be back soon
See the little man heading my way?
Here's some images of another prototype. The first one's material duraometer rating was too low and therefore too soft to be of use. This one is stiffer but we're thinking going higher without being too brittle as well as the addition of structural ribbing underneith. JS is actually "manually" injection molding these pieces This one has some small air bubbles so I'll finished up the surface, attach some studs, quick paint job and mount her up for further testing Be back soon See the little man heading my way?
#162
11-12-2005, 11:16 PM
Try here:http://www.alias.com/eng/education/p...g_bundle.shtml
or here:http://www.academicsuperstore.com/ma...rch=autostudio
Nice job on that scoop!
or here:http://www.academicsuperstore.com/ma...rch=autostudio
Nice job on that scoop!
Originally Posted by joker
im still lookin' no luck yet
#163
11-13-2005, 12:08 AM
Right~0n
,thx.
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Originally Posted by kmickey
Try here:http://www.alias.com/eng/education/p...g_bundle.shtml
or here:http://www.academicsuperstore.com/ma...rch=autostudio
Nice job on that scoop!
or here:http://www.academicsuperstore.com/ma...rch=autostudio
Nice job on that scoop!
#164
11-13-2005, 08:10 AM
#165
11-14-2005, 04:07 PM
The grass is still growing...
Attachment studs mounted, ready for dynamic testing...again Shame it's so cold outside There's no surface work yet, just primer.
This project has been like building a scratch built car model with all the angst:impatient We're still working out the mounting method but I like the exposed studs enough to keep them that way for me
Attachment studs mounted, ready for dynamic testing...again
Shame it's so cold outside There's no surface work yet, just primer.This project has been like building a scratch built car model with all the angst:impatient We're still working out the mounting method but I like the exposed studs enough to keep them that way for me
#166
11-14-2005, 04:11 PM
It's not Josh...just a little finessing too place. It should look better than the original
#168
11-14-2005, 05:43 PM
Originally Posted by MSFITOY
The intake is sitting on my dining table looking towards the great room
i wuz referin' to how k00l the background is, it's kinda like the bonnet piece is in an art gallery allready!!!!
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***dont mind the mountin' studs meself, if they can be an allen head type...... or torx!! :smile:
**they wont all be made w/the cut out for the sprayer right?
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11-14-2005, 06:11 PM
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