Some guys just put them in the condenser mount holes but I just couldn’t lol - and I will be using AC so not an option. I drilled a couple holes just to the side of the big holes left from taking out the original hood catch blocks. Basically in the same spot as yours. More fun taking off the driver side quarter panel to get the wire out! Great job tho looks flawless! I bought a dremel like yours after using a regular grinder on my hood. The Dremel is where it’s at. Makes it so much easier.
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Can't wait to see this thing finally on the track!
Will be an exciting video
Broo really good video mann. Keep it up. I hope someday in Turkey i will have same opportunities as you.
Some guys just put them in the condenser mount holes but I just couldn’t lol - and I will be using AC so not an option. I drilled a couple holes just to the side of the big holes left from taking out the original hood catch blocks. Basically in the same spot as yours. More fun taking off the driver side quarter panel to get the wire out! Great job tho looks flawless! I bought a dremel like yours after using a regular grinder on my hood. The Dremel is where it’s at. Makes it so much easier.
Clean af!
Thanks man
Greetings my friend, your work is great💥❤❤❤❤🏁💯🙏😈
What paint you use? And how you paint it (procedure)
I was wondering. Did you also consider welding the plates instead of screwing them on the frame? Perhaps welding would make it lighter and stronger?
Not really, it's a pretty simple solution and I can't weld haha
where are these from? i would love these too!
They are called Aerocatches
Curious what tj’s 100th video will be ! 🤩
A special one😏
How expensive is that, dude? $
It was around $60
@@TJS36 thanks dude , nice track weapon 💪🏽❤️
That is more like ricer not racer built
Yeah definitely ricer