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Here are some pics of some parts back from powdercoating: volk gt7 centers in black before stickers:

Thanks alot, I only know of making a new console out of fiberglass to get the right look. Tried to fiberglass over the rubber console once, didnt come out well. You can always use vinal paint if you are ok with the look of the grain.

Wait till you see the GT7's now..... TTE is a member on the forums, do a search for his name-but I dont think he is making these anymore because he could not keep up with the demand.

nah that is a fiberglass console replacement from TTE here on the forums. I like the way it came out-but man did I have to wait for it.....

Good idea, but it would interfere with opening my glovebox with that angle i would want the gauges to sit at. The pods can swivle out of the way when I need to open the glove box up. If you have a design in mind or product(hint, hint)-let me know.....

one more straight on-

just a few more-but this is first mod for interior on the build. Decided to stick a greddy boost gauge in the stock location-lots of work, but it think it came out good.

thanks buddy, I appreciate that. Hey if you want to get rid of that turbo I sold you, let me know-I may have a use for it now.....

hey does anyone have a spare knock sensor(working) for sale? I kinda broke one of mine.......

awesome work guys! this makes me want to go start mine now-lol(waiting on powerdcoating..........)

thanks, its made by Sherwin Williams and it is called "Orange Metallic". It is basically Orange with a silver pearl-same color as the lamborghini orange on the newer lambos.

both cars are amazing, I also love the look of the shaved handles:naughty:

Thanks, I am definatly trying to make it to the meet-but I am not rushing anything. It really depends on how long the powercoating takes to complete. Thanks for all the comments guys!

those parts are going out for powdercoating tommorow, once back final assembly begins!

Thanks, in my last setup I had one adjusted to handle low boost, and one for higher boost, same uses for this setup. Heres a pic of my alternator relocation setup.

General pic of intake side.

close up of battery tray cover, you can see how the blow off valves will be mounted also.

clutch cylinder panel

heres more-basic mock up of the intake manifold and pipes. i also created some panels to cover where the battery tray is, and clutch master cylinder.

Thanks alot Sean, here are some updated pics from more mocking up this weeked. First is my compressor housing I had polised by Tony on supraforums (TT6spd95)-he does amazing work!