Car finally back on the road! And PICS of my winter work!

rio95

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Here is a list of what I have been working on for the past month or two:

-Bullit pedals
-Shortened antenna
-Battery relocation and bought an optima
-Wire hideing
-Catch can set-up
-Removed smog equip. in fender
-Removed washer fluid system (in order to remount fuse box)
-A/C delete
-Gatorback belt
-New inner fender
-Rear seat delete (not done yet)
-Painted gas tank
-Milled rims for real cobra r center caps
-Fuel pump and filter
-Painting underbody (not done yet)
etc....

And the PICS:

Before:
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After:
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Bullit Pedals
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Rear Seat
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Battery Relocation
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Before
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After
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"I forgot to take the after pics of the tank but I can say that it looked waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay better"

Milling for center caps
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Before
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After
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A/C
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dude, i can honestly say that i am impressed. good job on the wire hiding. I love how you made the holes bigger. SVT doesnt play around. They made the Cobra R center caps a bigger size to keep people from putting the caps on fakes. Way to go. Show them who's boss :nice:
 
Also, after I finish painting the underbody and make the rear seat delete, I'm thinking about getting some blue oval smoked headlight and foglights, maybe 1/2in. wheel spacers, maybe tint, paint tail lights or buy saleen covers or stock black 96+, then probably focus on the motor and some more suspension.
 
Thanks. As far as the wire hideing goes, it was a long pain in the a$$ process. I loved how it turned out though. There are many little details that took a long time that you really can't see in the pictures. One thing you can see that no on has probably noticed is that I re-routed the alternator wires running across the top the the motor. This required the wires to be extended about 5 feet. I also had to extend the driverside side marker and headlight wires. Other than that no other wire was cut. I also routed the hood release cable in the fender. Also, throughout the whole process I had to remount the CCRM along with other things and I grounded everything nice and neatly out of sight.
 
Hey Rio95. I have a question for you. How the heck do you pull the lower portion of the rear seat out? Is it bolted in you do you just yank rear hard on it. Im afriad to break mine so i just worked around it.
 
ARBOC said:
Hey Rio95. I have a question for you. How the heck do you pull the lower portion of the rear seat out? Is it bolted in you do you just yank rear hard on it. Im afriad to break mine so i just worked around it.
two white tabs underneath the ass part. use a screwdrive, lift the fronts of the seats up as high as you can, and push the tabs straight forward with a screwdriver. literally takes about 1 minute
 
17yrOldStanger said:
two white tabs underneath the ass part. use a screwdrive, lift the fronts of the seats up as high as you can, and push the tabs straight forward with a screwdriver. literally takes about 1 minute


lol really is that how its suppose to work mine just pulls up :shrug:

Looks good Rio! maybe someday i'll get the ambition to hide the wires but i just don't have the patience fo things like that i wanna pull the motor and paint the engine bay someday maybe i'll do it then