The air cleaner is in the passenger compartment, however it draws air from outside at the cowl.
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I’ve put so many rivet nuts in I’ve lost count. Trying to eliminate all the self tapping screws that hold anything important in place. Building brackets and mounting stuff up like heater, surge tank, power steering reservoir. Moving forward one little step at a time.
One piece , perfectly straight overhead horizontal runs that are parallel to the top of the bed rail. To me, this creates a really clean smooth look that visually pleasing. I couldn’t do it on mine because I bought a kit (no bender) but I like that uninterrupted line.
Like this cage in the old “Premudder” magazine build.
Like this cage in the old “Premudder” magazine build.
This is what I have in mind.
Needs more triangles!
Blue looks good.
I think I’d like red more if the 2 B pillar bars came together at a single joint up top with the bend for the rear kicker.
An old MIA CK5er used to always say “no dead nodes”.
I think I’d like red more if the 2 B pillar bars came together at a single joint up top with the bend for the rear kicker.
An old MIA CK5er used to always say “no dead nodes”.
That little bracket w/ heat shield is nice.
Thanks! Not liking any of my renderings on the cage, pffft
Hydraulic lines have been made and dry fitting of this portion is almost complete. I have an immense amount of painting to get done so the fuel cells can go back in and all the fuel plumbing can be completed.
