I was playing around this weekend with a pollished stainless tip. I was going for a Carrera look..... What do you guys think?
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I like it. Any trouble with driveways, etc.?
You've done it again, Kevin. Nice work!
Where and how much?
Oh, and you can take that as an "I like it!"
Oh, and you can take that as an "I like it!"
No problems with driveways so far....
Cory: Thank you for your compliment...
Mike: I made it myself. I already had a A1 sidewinder header and just built off of that. Do you already have an A1? If so maybe I can make one up for you.....
Cory: Thank you for your compliment...
Mike: I made it myself. I already had a A1 sidewinder header and just built off of that. Do you already have an A1? If so maybe I can make one up for you.....
How 'bout this!
Found this stainless tip for my A1 at the Autozone. It is well made and only cost me 27 bucks.
PS:: No driveway issues.
Found this stainless tip for my A1 at the Autozone. It is well made and only cost me 27 bucks.
PS:: No driveway issues.
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Ernie, does the tip bolt on or use a clamp?
Marty
Marty
Kevin,
I DO have an A1. How much are you looking for? The rear apron on my car is pretty low. Right now I have a tip I bought at Pep Boys that locks/bolts to the 90* extension which is on with a ring clamp that allows me to adjust the angle. Currently I have to turn it downward and thats after cutting away some of the rear under the bumper. I'll see how much more room I can get.
I DO have an A1. How much are you looking for? The rear apron on my car is pretty low. Right now I have a tip I bought at Pep Boys that locks/bolts to the 90* extension which is on with a ring clamp that allows me to adjust the angle. Currently I have to turn it downward and thats after cutting away some of the rear under the bumper. I'll see how much more room I can get.
Marty....
Being an old sheet metal worker, I did what came natural to me. I used self-taping sm screws to fit it up to my satisfaction. After road tests and some adjustments, I had it welded on.
Cheers!
Being an old sheet metal worker, I did what came natural to me. I used self-taping sm screws to fit it up to my satisfaction. After road tests and some adjustments, I had it welded on.
Cheers!