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Originally posted by Yezzz View Post
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Updates a plenty
Hood exit surround, rough cut of whats coming
Kind just cutting away and playing with a few ideas
Softening the edges
Cutting some slots
Shoved a light under the hood to illuminate the section that will be cut
Not fully cut apart yet, needed to mark out where the hole in the hood was located relative to the hood exit surround
Laying out the rivet holes for attaching to the hood
Insert holes
Cleco time for test fitting!
Now to cut apart
Coming along nicely
This is one of my favorite types of projects, no real rule book to making a hood exit "shield" you can just run with it and make damn near anything you want
I was kinda going for a gear shape look but its more in the sun flower spectrum I thinknot my original intention but I like it either way
Going to leave it here, later
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So excited to see an update on this, sucks about the hood but cant wait to see what all you end up doing with those panels.
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Before I can continue with hood pins the hood needs some addressing
I actually completely ruined my hood not that long ago in a spectacular fashion, while test driving it for one of the first times the hood decided it was no longer happy being held down with a cheap mostly broken bungee cord(stupid idea to drive it like this I am completely aware)
Anyway you can see here its really mangled, and this was after lots of gentle persuasion
I sure as hell was not going to buy another hood, so I decided to "repair" in the most unreasonable way I could think of
If you have been following me for awhile I think you can see where this going. hint:rivets
This is going to be a lot of rivets
Radius/finishing edges
Blue dye for spacing rivets
These layout fans make creating equal spaces a breeze
I think its 1" spacing if i remember correctly
Feels good to be using the punch and cleco pliers again
1st of many
One side roughed in
The good news is the hood was far from mint, it had tons of hail damage and other issues, but this is all I got for right now
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Loving your work as always! Really enjoying watching the creativity of making your own parts up.
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This thread revival is the best thing 2020 has to offer.
In for more updates, its been so long!
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Part 3 of the hood pins
A hole
DSC02559 by tom maloy, on Flickr
Hand model, booked for the next year
DSC02566 by tom maloy, on Flickr
Rear anchors, these are mounted to the old hood hinge mounts and will complete the set of four
DSC02578 by tom maloy, on Flickr
I used roll pins(double shear) here to attache the pins to the anchors
DSC02582 by tom maloy, on Flickr
DSC02589 by tom maloy, on Flickr
DSC02611 by tom maloy, on Flickr
Hood fits! first try!
DSC02612 by tom maloy, on Flickr
Diglets is what I call them
DSC02632 by tom maloy, on Flickr
A humble stainless tube
DSC03914 by tom maloy, on Flickr
A bunch of holes
DSC03921 by tom maloy, on Flickr
Cut into 4 smaller tubes
DSC03941 by tom maloy, on Flickr
Machined I.D. to fit snugly over the hood pins
DSC03989 by tom maloy, on Flickr
All I got for today, hood pin part 4 will show it all coming together
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Originally posted by nsogiba View Posthow i feel arriving in this thread
, a million thanks dude!
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Hood pins part II
Roll pins for days
Made a slight taper on the pin head
The thing with roll pins is never cut them flush until your 100% done, much easier to press out
Longboi
Peekin
Oh how I love a cheap simple hole saw
Aluminum hood 0 harbor freight hole saw 1
I decided that I don't need this
Next up is the back 2 pins
Raw usefulness a.k.a aluminum angle
Like it was meant to be
Much the same as the front 2 mounts
Needed a bit of clearance
Yes I have a sticker problem, and yes its flat on both sides
I am really hungry and out of photos
Peace.
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