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What did you use to restore that wheel? I have one that needs it and would like to try it.

Yes. Started out years ago thinking 13s were fast lol. The last turbo car we ran went 8.02 at 170mph off the trailer. That’s starting to get real fast.

Thanks. It should produce enough power on C16 race fuel to go high 7’s in the quarter mile. However, the cage limits me to 8.50. My goal is to go consistent 8.50’s on 93 octane pump gas.

Yes. I’m still wiring it all up. The engine is an aluminum Gen2 540 hemi with 16 injectors and twin 76mm turbos. The passenger side windshield washer bottle is for the water/meth injection and also the windshield washer. The driver side bottle is plumbed into the radiator from the bottom to...

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Looks good. I just replaced the factory gauges with 2” autometers.

Thanks Steve! Appreciate the deal!

Those Chrome markers were great. A big improvement on this panel as it was in pretty poor shape.

They go up most of the way, then shoot forward quite a bit at the end. The video I posted should show that.

They’re complicated little buggers to adjust.

Here’s mine. 50 year old originals

Not finished by any stretch of the imagination but getting there.

Agreed. I’m only planning to use it around the outside edge. I’ll use the markers for the detail work.

Not impossible but difficult for sure. It stretches when heated. The bumper required more stretching that a gauge panel would but the panel will require much more attention to detail. Once applied, it looks great. Very realistic. Here’s a bumper done by a professional company that does...

Here’s another product that could be used for chrome. We’re using it to wrap a fiberglass bumper so I’ll try some scrap for this project.

The large rectangular thing is an EFI Digital Dash screen. The silver pieces on each side of it are aluminum mounts that also serve to plug the speedo and tach openings. It looks like this when powered up

Great thread! Glad I found it. I’m thinking this one is beyond restoring. but I’m looking at using a lot of the tips in here to at least make it look presentable.

I don't know who this is, but I've seen a lot of these converted radios and it's a really cool option. I'm doing the over the top setup using a two way iPad interface unit.

Very nice 747. I'll be doing one for a windows based tablet that will control everything. Are there pictures in your build thread?