HunterEz's Time Attack S2000
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From: Socal
Originally Posted by Daluv,Feb 21 2007, 06:46 PM
I used hard cardboard to make my template instead of MDF... more easy 
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Ignore the rear teal/yellow part, that has to be re-done. 
The wood was just a test for the bumper and also to build a seam form the bumper to the woodbe splitter. Apparently, the Amuse bumper is the prefect height for my projects. Its only a few mm off.
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Originally Posted by HunterEz,Feb 21 2007, 06:50 PM
The wood was just a test for the bumper and also to build a seam form the bumper to the woodbe splitter. Apparently, the Amuse bumper is the prefect height for my projects. Its only a few mm off.
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Wow this is turning out to be a great project. Hey, you should try and achieve zero lift. Are you using any reference for your kit or is it totally your own design? I'd look into the new 997 gt3 design. Great job 
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From: Orlando, FL
Originally Posted by HunterEz,Oct 9 2006, 05:45 PM
Random wingless shots.
Nice car man.... keep it up!
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From: From Diego to the Bay
Nice work Kel, I'm looking at doing something similar. Execpt I haven't looked at how I'll be able to open up the rear and sealling the sides w/o looking like a complete race/track car.
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From: From Diego to the Bay
Originally Posted by gripstyle1,Feb 21 2007, 07:36 PM
Wow this is turning out to be a great project. Hey, you should try and achieve zero lift. Are you using any reference for your kit or is it totally your own design? I'd look into the new 997 gt3 design. Great job
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