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sideways.taff · 18th October 2006, 01:59 PM

...cont

A removable top radiator mount fabricated to allow the radiator and centre section of the slam panel to be removed to ease the removal of the engine and gearbox.

Door mirrors were custom mounted onto modified original mirror mounts.

A custom throttle pedal was mocked up and a new mounting bracket fabricated. The original had to be removed to make way for part of the rollcage.

The steering column was smoothed and debracketed, both for aesthetics and to reduce weight.

The rear of the front turrets were blanked off and welded in

16th October 2006.

So thats where I'm at as of two days ago.

The Bee*R R324 bodykit is now sat in Brighton in a warehouse waiting to be cleared by customs and waiting to be picked up and sent over to me.

18th October 2006, 01:59 PM	#6 (permalink)
sideways.taff sideways.taff has no status. GTR Register Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Carmarthenshire, Wales Cars owned: R32 GT-R Posts: 480	...cont A removable top radiator mount fabricated to allow the radiator and centre section of the slam panel to be removed to ease the removal of the engine and gearbox. Door mirrors were custom mounted onto modified original mirror mounts. A custom throttle pedal was mocked up and a new mounting bracket fabricated. The original had to be removed to make way for part of the rollcage. The steering column was smoothed and debracketed, both for aesthetics and to reduce weight. The rear of the front turrets were blanked off and welded in 16th October 2006. So thats where I'm at as of two days ago. The Bee*R R324 bodykit is now sat in Brighton in a warehouse waiting to be cleared by customs and waiting to be picked up and sent over to me. __________________