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Hah, almost finished... that's what i thought 3 years ago :X At first i had high hopes to finish it before the summer, but i somehow i don't see that happening anymore haha.

Thanks guys, i'm looking forward to seeing it finished aswell lol. I went at it again this morning and patched the final gap on the rear upright of the skirt. The gray tape actually popped off overnight and it was still positioned exactly right. Again 3 layers of FG and it looks like this...

Charles, i used Bomex rears molded into the bumper that was then stretched to follow the q-panel. Brad, i know, i realized that too after cutting them. I might however still do that. The skirt should still be removable and after correcting this mishap, i could take it off and put some new...

Well i got off my ass this afternoon to continue modding the Regulus skirts. There was certain cuttingdisc in my garage that i think i should share here... Those gaps need to be closed... If you ever need to do any sort of polyester work where you need cloth... use woven cloth. I find it's...

Oh i'm not touching a single piece of sandpaper after this thing is done, i seriously hate sanding by now. Especially that for every lowspot i removed... 3 new ones appear.

One thing is for sure, there's been a lot of money in my past... just can't for the life of me remember where it's gone :D But honestly, it is spread out over a couple of years.

Hehe thanks Ian, i've got a lot left to do. Maybe even finish it this year... although i'm not making any promisses :D

As you can see, the garage is a mess, i have no place to store anything and i need to get her finished so i can move it out and clean this damn mess. I have quite a few other tricks applied such as: - Aeromotive FPR - MAF-T Pro w/ boostcontroll - Innovative wideband and X16 - Walbro 255lph...

found another section that needed polishing Nice and shiny And then i finally came to my senses about cletussing here... I bit the bullet and removed everything that wasn't supposed to be on the rear q-panels and ordered a S2 q-panel kit. Damn expensive, but i should've bought it much...

Ofcourse a new turbo needs a new exhaust so i made one, 90mm stainless steel Seen here with not so great downpipe, mostly the corners bugged me There is a very big chance that i will replace this exhaust sooner or later Finally, i brought her home with me, i couldn't leave her...

Hi all, after being asked a couple of times why i didn't have a buildthread and some convincing words from Ian, i'm posting my buildthread. I have been searching through my stash of images but haven't found to many usable images. The first images that i post are quite bad but are clear enough to...

Ok how many of have tried this yourself after seeing this vid xD

Holy crap, that puts the car in carnage wow. I'm also having a difficult time believing she got out of that unharmed...

If i'm not mistaken that picture in the first post isn't a photoshop. It's actually a 3D model, and somehow i think that someone on SF made that once... just can't remember who anymore.

I'm looking for a solution to this too, but i'm afraid to use zipties with these wires. If they get any chance to move around they will eventually wear enough to show the copper in the sensorwire.

Which is were UV reflecting resin comes in ;) But you CAN clearcoat it. Then, if you scratch it, you can just buff it out if the scratches aren't too deep.

That's what i said it'll make a bloody mess ;) (no i'm not being ignorant, i know that once you break through the oxide layer the aluminum will just fall apart ;))

Yup basically you need an AC tig to weld Aluminum. It's not impossible to weld Al with a DC welder but it will make a bloody mess of your welds.

When is this going down again? For 60 bucks shipped to my frontporch I'm interested.

I've had a couple of no-name brand tablets which in the end break or get tossed because i can't find drivers anymore. I opted for a Wacom Intuos3 A5wide and it's the best choice i ever made. Only buy a wide one if you're on a widescreen though ;) As for pens, just use the standard grip pen. I...