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  • Forty-six and 2
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    It goes a lot lower. The fenders are sitting on the tires, waiting on me to widen them.


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  • martinm13
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    You've gotta notch the control arm for the bag so that the rear goes lower. Needs to tuck rim in the rear, but it's looking great so far!

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  • Forty-six and 2
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    A few picture while gassing it up...









    I got the welding on the drivers side finished. Now it just needs a little dolly work on both sides before I'm satisfied with the metal work. This was the first drive on the wheels. The rears need to be started already! I had to manually adjust the the air to keep from cutting the tires. Atleast the burned paint really doesn't matter...
    Last edited by Forty-six and 2; 09-21-2012, 02:07 AM.

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  • KEVIN.E
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    you have earned my respect, this is beast haha. I really do appreciate some good fender and fab work.

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  • Forty-six and 2
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    Originally posted by TeckniX View Post
    Wheels are teh sex... but F-u and your awesome fab skills. haha. Do you just do this as a hobby or what?

    Can't wait to see where the TT goes!
    Haha! I do it as just a hobby.

    There is a line from a Tool song that has inspired me for years now..

    "You will come to find that we are all one mind, capable of all imagined and all conceivable."

    Take it for what you will, but the way I see it is, that if you can imagine something, you can do it. I plan things out in my head, then when I am satisfied, I make it happen. I have also have a lot of fender work experience from years of owning Corrado's. I decided I wanted a mid-engine Corrado years ago, so I taught myself to weld, then jumped into the project. There was an endless amount of fabrication with that project and quality work is key. A good imagination and attention to details will allow you to make nearly anything that you have the tools for.

    I am finishing up with my work day now, so hopefully I will have a decent update by the end of the night.

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  • IGOR989
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    WOW, just WOW!

    I'll do this to my brother in law's TT 1.8T quattro (it's static slammed), just he doesn't know it yet.

    Awsome work, can't wait for the fattier? ass!

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  • Simans82
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    Very nice! Looking forward to seeing it finished.

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  • TeckniX
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    Wheels are teh sex... but F-u and your awesome fab skills. haha. Do you just do this as a hobby or what?

    Can't wait to see where the TT goes!

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  • Forty-six and 2
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    That would have been too easy. haha Thanks. I can't wait to get the other side to this point tonight. I miss driving it.

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  • Zic
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    very nice, props for keeping the stock fender line and not just pulling the fenders to fit.

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  • Alex@BagRiders
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    Wow this is a great build! You're not messing around!

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  • Forty-six and 2
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    Thats cool that mine caught your interest! Thanks.

    No complaints. I stopped before it got dark. I have kids that needed to get in bed too. I will I could have kept going. The other side would be at this point too.

    Thanks to all for the great response to my work and car. It's motivating.

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  • T3rd Ferguson
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    this is outstanding. great job

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  • lewda
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    damn dude, your fender work is epic, any noise complaints from your neighbors?

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  • ryanjblajda
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    this is literally the only TT ive liked. amazing.

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