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Looking sweet as can be, keep the pics coming, we like following along with the builds...Semper Fi, Woody :ban-split:

Mike, do you wanna see pics of my YFZ rebuild? :laughing:

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Hey tell the guys at MMAD(shop in the pic) that Sam Said hi. Geoff is the one who builds the fastest YFZ engines around..JMO but yea the rail came out sweet and i always see some nice rails in that town, that is an offroad community.. :freakin_nuts:

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Thats some clean wiring.. :D Cant wait to see it in person :D

Yeah, No Doubt. ^^^ :clap:

You oughta put clear plexiglass over that and show it off. :redhat:

The car is lookin' sweet. :idiot:

Great job Tim.

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4 HID and 4 regular up front. Running lights in the rear. 2 whips. It should be enough huh?...lol :barf:

LOL... I forgot to mention the whips are the LED ones too so MORE LIGHTS!!

:laughoff: We'll be able to see ya coming AND going!! No such thing as too much light.

Niiiiice car Tim, gettin' excited for the finish too! :laughoff:

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Motor is in!!! :laughoff:

I really like the jet coat black headers, everone has the silver so I wanted something different.

Here is a somewhat better look at the wiring job. I will get the guys name.

They are all mini buss fuses in a water tight box.

Sorry the last pic is fuzzy but you get the point right? Its a real sanitary wiring job, wish I had that type of skill!

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Not alot of progress this week on the car.. :laughing:

I did manage to get my off-road tires and mount them. They came out pretty good I think

Fronts 31x10.5x15

Rear 33x12.5x15

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Why didnt he use breakers instead of fuses?? :laughing: much better for a sand or offroad car, if something pops you dont have to pull and change fuses just push and reset the breaker, i switched over all of mine in my race truck to breakers, alot easier if you get a hot or faulty circuit

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There is a main breaker that should trip if something goes wrong. I am not sure what all the fuses go to as of right now, they aren't labeled yet. He has the master diagram and we will label them from that.

But I will ask about that thanks.

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Is this not fun or what! Are you doing any of the work yourself. Because that is MOST gratifying.

Car looks gooooood. :happydrunks:

I mounted the tires onto the rims. Other than that the hardest work I did was write a really big check!!

I built my yellow Chenowith that I just sold and built my first rail as well. Your right it is alot of fun and you take pride in what you have accomplished. I went the lazy route this time but I like the way its going.

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more progress...

Radiator is in...

more panels...

As soon as the panels get finished up, the rest go to powder coat and final assembly.

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