I think there will not be enough contrast with them body colored, especially since the side trim has been removed.
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what did you do to fit the sparco in the stock seat bots. i was looking to add them to my 325e and wonder what i would have to do to get them to fit.Comment
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You seem familiar? Did you used to post on Zilvia?
Anyways nice car keep it up.Comment
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Still do post on zilvia!Comment
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could i fab-up some brackets like that then bolt them in the existing holes, i cant weld them cause i still have carpet interior and from there bolt the seat. would the seat ride to high. If i did that i know it won't hold as well as a weld but would i work.Comment
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Yeah, you can make adapter brackets, but you might need to weld the brackets together, so they span the width of the seat, otherwise you run the risk of putting the bolt in bending, not a loading scenario that bolts like to be in.Comment
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I spent a few hours last night buttoning up the AN Plumbing on the car. DETAILS DETAILS DETAILS!
Oil feed and cooling lines:
The coolant line attaches to a nipple on the water outlet. Instead of going through the hassle of welding on an AN bung, I simply used a hose end cover. It's a little corny, but it looks pretty good.
Ran the lines to the Aeromotive FPR. I still need to put a plug in the other port. I also cut off the vac port for the old charcoal canister and plugged it, then added another clamp for the fuel feed line at the back of the plenum. You can see what's missing if you compare it to THIS pic.
Another shot of the FPR
I wish you could see the brackets that I made for the brake booster line. I made 3 stainless L brackets and used them to mount line clamps to. They came out really nice and hold the vacuum line very straight. I am planning on mounting the check valve in between the two closest to the camera. Again I used hose finishers to clean up the look.
Another shot of the FPR showing the cable clamps holding the return line.
Another shot of the brake booster vacuum line. There's a clamp that's hard to see mounted to the head lifting bolts. (The other two are off the plenum and intake studs)
Shot of the drain and coolant line. I made both the drain flange and the block flange, wish I had a pic of them off the car, they came out awesome. I still have to do something with this coolant line.
Here's a shot of the block flange on the car.
I also took the rotor hats off the car so I can get them anodized.Comment
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exactly what color is that anyway?
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DAMN I WONT EVEN GO THERE!!!Comment
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rear looks meaty. Flares gonna stay ABS colored?Comment
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Taste Teh RainbowsigpicComment
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I think I speak for all of r3v when I ask, WTF is up theOriginally posted by ikkitousen View Post
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p.s. heres some more shit at the bottom of my post
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dnt get me wrong, its different but it kinda scares me...
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First, some day shots of the car. Looks a lot different, huh?
Next I made some coolant pipes (i installed the IC piping to ensure clearance)
Shot of the intercooler and radiator installed (temporarily):
Then I started installing the window gaskets and some of the trim. The trim is actually blacked out with vinyl, which is a pretty popular way to do it. It looks really good:
Lastly, I made and installed some AN lines to be used with my PCV vacuum setup. That unaatached line will go to a catch can, then into the exhaust evacuator.
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