Texas_3D_Customs

So as of now it's the only one, but I will most likely adapt the C6 to it, but forget renderings here's my first test print.

USN ET3/SS Nuclear Reactor Operator, SSBN 743 Gold crew, cant tell you where I was. 1998-2004 medically forced out.

Well this blows

Well it's close, I have just a couple more things to do. Like key the heads play with a different tranny I recently obtained, and a few more of the small things I do.

With a lot of help from AJ soon now

Another BBC mod is available. This is a 1:24 scale print so the details just get better with size.

Yes it's offered by Finks garage, I just learned this

I think it's a hideous intake but whatever

Yes I announced it on my thread I made a dual carb intake as well and a cross RAM is coming

Well I do try my hardest to provide quality while not being overly expensive. I know that I had people in here question my credibility, nothing personal I understand, but I had to overcome the stigma of too many shady people coming out of the woodwork.

This is possible but I am going to need some verified interest in this, I don't mind doing custom work when I have time, but a one off that nobody else wants is going to be a bad idea for someone.

So just one more thing that I listed, not a big deal or anything but 426 Hemi Single Carb and 426 Dual Carb I guess thats 2 but not really?

Man I actually hate seeing stuff like this, gives small businesses a bad name.

Few things listed today really this post is just for the winterfront but I included the others. 1. 32 Ford Winterfront Grill 2. 99 Lighting Tonneau Cover 3. 3RD Gen Lighting Wheels

I will be making that same engine that Iceman makes, just a little over loaded at the time, I will be designing a stinger exhaust next year to use on the non turbo flat 4's both the Porsche and VW variants.

First attempt at the winter front

Plug boots yes loom clips probably not, it's not a lazy thing it's more of a some won't want it some will, and I am not making a million combinations, not only that but I have no idea what size wire people will be using.

Side note, I am probably going full time next year, I hope it doesn't come back to bite me in the rear, but as I seem to be doing better, I think that with more time and possibly a lot more product I can support my family off this. Now there may need to be some sacrifices to be made, but I really enjoy doing this, not so much my new job. Perhaps this is for the better in the end as there's more to life than money.

Working on finishing this out, thought you guys might want a preview.

Working on it and like 100 other things not design related

If any of you do download it and need accurate measurements for an actual Coyote LMK, I know I have mine scaled properly and his models are close to 1:10 scale but not quite accurate. I can get measurements off my car which is how I made mine correct. I will say this is by far the best low cost Coyote model available, but if you have modeling experience you could fix the few errors in the details.

Thank you, but after seeing the pics I realized I left a bit of supports on the intake for the Zephyr. As a side note, there's a technique to reducing/eliminating the visible stepping, I do use some of those techniques, but for obvious reasons I am holding my methods secret.

I wouldn't use blender I would use Fusion or another CAD program. Setting up constraints based on actual data points would make a much more accurate and precise model, plus if you find an issue later on and have design capture on you change a previous measurement and it updates the whole design.

So that's a lot easier said than done, it would get very chassis specific and I would almost guarantee I would get lots of returns or things like hey I need this at X mm not what you have. It happens so much already and the stuff I make is pretty universal. And if I did this the brakes would not be included as it would be made to be compatible with my wheel system and you could just buy the brakes of your choice, and really wouldn't matter if you used my wheels or not

Oh yes indeed I didn't realize we were talking about that