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[John06]

The pipes have to snake up and around where the axles will be for the transaxle 

[John06]

Better pics of the exhaust pipes, if you look you can also see the mufflers I modeled 

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Closeup of the headers, these were completely freehanded with no reference for the engine so I hope these fit lol

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Close up of the exhaust in the frame

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Another thing I got modeled was the front suspension 

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Upper control arms with some bracing

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Lower control arms, I still have to work out some tubing/bracing for these

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Updated picture with everything assembled, next up to be modeled is probably the floor/interior

[John06]

Here’s some more sketches of what I hope to do with the actual body as well

[Slotto]

Cool stuff. I too would like to get into 3d printing. I've been doing cadd work for nearly 30 years. I'm very familiar with sketchup too. I have blender but it looks like it's a steep learning curve.

[John06]

17 hours ago, Slotto said:

Cool stuff. I too would like to get into 3d printing. I've been doing cadd work for nearly 30 years. I'm very familiar with sketchup too. I have blender but it looks like it's a steep learning curve.

to be honest it really hasn't been that hard, just eyeballing measurements and LOTS of trial and error. Ive been using Fusion360 for this project