My soon to be 350z in S14 240sx clothing
08-17-2008, 04:20 PM
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Originally Posted by drift_projekt_Z
my friend just put an s15 front on his 89 240sx, ad he said the biggest pain in the *** was definately the core support.
08-18-2008, 01:12 PM
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Originally Posted by escobar929
looks awesome, glad things are moving along
08-18-2008, 01:44 PM
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Originally Posted by Silverstone-Z
Come on guys! Let's get some big donations going! I wanna see the end product so bad!
08-18-2008, 09:39 PM
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Actually...
You can try and make a portfolio of your current work and progress. Include your future plans and goals.
Then, call some companies up and ask if it'd be possible to get a sponsorship deal, which is highly doubtful, and even if they did they'd probably only give you 40% off, etc.
If you want sponsors, you should be willing to wear their name if they want you to. Keep that in mind.
You can try and make a portfolio of your current work and progress. Include your future plans and goals.
Then, call some companies up and ask if it'd be possible to get a sponsorship deal, which is highly doubtful, and even if they did they'd probably only give you 40% off, etc.
If you want sponsors, you should be willing to wear their name if they want you to. Keep that in mind.
08-18-2008, 09:58 PM
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Originally Posted by SinisterSntra91
lol or some sponsors... there has to be someone watching this that knows somebody...
08-20-2008, 09:36 AM
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Originally Posted by SinisterSntra91
Yeah its a chrome paint but its expensive and I am not quite sure it will give me the effect I have pictured in my head. Yeah I had to put the disclaimer up so the people who just look at the thread for the pictures didnt start a flame war lol. The paint is way down at the bottom of my list of things to do lol.
Right now I need help deciding on what turbo kit to go with as I am stuck. I want to make some high numbers but I am not trying to spend alot of money on a kit that I know will have to be modified in some way to fit in my engine bay, any suggestions guys? I want something simple and I dont want to go standalone if I can avoid it.
Right now I need help deciding on what turbo kit to go with as I am stuck. I want to make some high numbers but I am not trying to spend alot of money on a kit that I know will have to be modified in some way to fit in my engine bay, any suggestions guys? I want something simple and I dont want to go standalone if I can avoid it.
Ahem. No stand alone needed
08-20-2008, 09:53 AM
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Just a pointer, though you're probably already on it. Using the flat sheet metal on the inside of your new wheel wells isn't going to work well once you set the car back down on the ground. Unless you never plan on turning.
You're probably going to have to trim most of that away and make either a rounded or heavily angled inner plate.
The build looks great so far. It's nice to see people actually working on their cars, learning through the process and making things work. Thought process is something far too many people lack these days.
You're probably going to have to trim most of that away and make either a rounded or heavily angled inner plate.
The build looks great so far. It's nice to see people actually working on their cars, learning through the process and making things work. Thought process is something far too many people lack these days.
08-20-2008, 04:58 PM
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Originally Posted by UpRev
Just a pointer, though you're probably already on it. Using the flat sheet metal on the inside of your new wheel wells isn't going to work well once you set the car back down on the ground. Unless you never plan on turning.
You're probably going to have to trim most of that away and make either a rounded or heavily angled inner plate.
The build looks great so far. It's nice to see people actually working on their cars, learning through the process and making things work. Thought process is something far too many people lack these days.
You're probably going to have to trim most of that away and make either a rounded or heavily angled inner plate.
The build looks great so far. It's nice to see people actually working on their cars, learning through the process and making things work. Thought process is something far too many people lack these days.
