this used to be an S2000. looks good!

 

I have not had the ac lines connected with rubber hose yet. That will not come till later on when I have had everything that I NEED done paid for. But as soon as I get them together I'll be sure to put picks up.

 

OK. so about the intake.. i have decided to make it about as simple as possible. Sorry, it does still have one 90 degree angle, but that is all it has. As you can see in the last picture of the cooling plate it is right infront of the brakes booster. I made a small aluminum air box to attempt to keep out the hot air and the cooler air in.

Due to the location I couldnt really vent it into the front intake from the bumper. So I drew something up and went with it.

From the top.



From the front.

 

^nice and simple i love it!

 

here is the final on the exhaust.. it is now done.

The hood is also done. Now its just rear bumper and engine bay then to paint.

Here is the exhaust.

 

this may be a silly question but, why did you wrap your exhaust?

 

he mentioned he didnt want his aluminum diffuser to get too hot

 

I see thanks, i didn't know if he was still going to put his radiator in the trunk area.

i would advise against it but, can't say i'm not interested to see the results of putting it there.

 

I would still like to do the rear mount one day.. but that is not for now. Yes the wrap is for the aluminum in the rear. and for the headers I had extra from finishing the header back piece, and I thought I have always liked the look of the wrap on headers when done nicely so I went ahead and did it. Also it is always good to keep the engine bay temps down.

I am very curious to see how loud the exhaust will be.

 

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