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Looking good! Congrats on the build. Glad to see another person dive in to the custom kit market.
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That's awesome Bro Props To ya I'm on the process of my own but Top mount but its taking me some time but no rush here, can't wait to see what your Beast Can Do!!
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ok so here we have the new oil filter mount. do to the charge pipe i was was just going to use a short oil filter but the theme of my kit is clearance so i want to make something that would fit with alot of room and enough ground clearance so her it is....
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Nice! Looks good so far dude, keep it up.
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Great work. It takes some balls to tackle a project like this.
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Nah it takes balls to have children, it takes knowledge, lots of equipment, lots of time, and about 5-7 grand to tackle a project like this. On the oil filter placement have you twisted it off in position on the car? sometimes you have to watch the clearance to the bottom when it is being loosened so that in your case when you go to take it off the corner doesn't get stuck on your oil pan. Hard to tell in the pics if it is in front of the pan or right on the side of it.
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Awesome work my man!
Just an item to note. In that second to last picture above, be really careful of that t-bolt clamp right next to the oil filter. That charge pipe is going to move around a good bit and you don't want it puncturing/rubbing a hole in the oil filter. I have the BP kit and charge pipe knocks against the subframe so I know from experience. |
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Be prepared to do a ton of zip tying as you put miles on it. I'm still noticing where things are clearancing themselves almost four months later. A lot of old radiator hose and zip ties on my car now. |
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