Adamn

I went with 1 thick washer and that was about right for my taste. No crackle or pop. Just more rumble and very except able at high speed. It will suffice till I get a complete exhaust system and a turbo mod. Stupid simple.

 

I might try this. Two washers with a full D/P and y-pipe is loud as shit. Maybe one I could get away with without having too much drone.

Looks amazing. At least I know I can PM you with any crazy ideas I have of things to do to this car. You'll probably have already done them and/or know exactly how to do it ha ha.

I wish I had time for any meets in the Orlando area. It's been a long time since I was part of that scene ha ha. Too many kids now.

Sweet. I appreciate it guys. I'll post pics once I have it printed out.

I'm going to look into sketchup and see if I can find an old edition of solidworks. My Dad actually does a ton of design in solid works so maybe if I just gave him some measurements he might mock something up for me when he's bored ha ha.

 

And for the center gauges, something like this:

 

http://www.subtle-solutions.com/images/LEGACY%20-%20GAUGE%20BEZEL%20-%20BLACK.JPG

 

 

For this area:

 

http://i.ytimg.com/vi/DLtIk1G-R7g/maxresdefault.jpg

 

 

I thought about the ash tray to keep oil pressure/temp as I wouldn't have to look at it constantly, but would still probably catch my eye if it dropped or spiked. Still a little worried about looking down so low though ha ha.

Reading this thread makes me wish I had any clue what I was doing modeling these things. I have access to a 3d printer at work but seriously lack the skill to develop anything. Thought about taking a shot at a gauge pod mount for the center console but I wouldn't even know where to start.

Figured I'd bump an old thread and say "Hi". In the Orlando/Oviedo area now. Just picked mine up last weekend from Jacksonville by way of GA. 2006 with 75k miles on it. Not bad.