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    Where did ya get the dry ice well handy as I'll be tackling my sound deading in the near future


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    Quote Originally Posted by thetangerine View Post
    Where did ya get the dry ice well handy as I'll be tackling my sound deading in the near future
    Polarice.ie they have a few centres, one in cork, dublin, but the only one that will sell v small quantities is the one in Port Laois. Think I paid €25 or something like that for 10kg of it which was loads


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    nice work man its going to be sweet

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    With roll cage in two slots in the dash were cut out to fit in place. Must make up a few brackets at a later stage to secure it.


    Next job was to line up the engine, modify the subframe and fab up engine mounts...
    This was a difficult decision. Was going to go ls400, then decided bmw 4.4 v8, but in the end decided I wanted to keep it light and as neat as possible and lets face it Sr parts aren't hard to come by so SR20 it was. Because of the new regs i cant cut the bulkhead so i beat it back as evenly as i could without breaking the seam. Got about 75mm out of it. This wont be seen anyway





    Using this engine hoist I made up a few years back it was very easy to sit the engine where i wanted and tilt it to the right angle


    Then set about modifying the subframe,,,after spending years welding with arc welders cant believe how easy mig welding is. Only bought the mig for the project.




    This is how the subframe ended up. Chopped more than I needed to at the beginning,,,too eager,,,but it worked out nicely at the front end. (View from underneath)


    Then back on with it, double checking engine position, fabbed some engine mounts and tacked them in place for welding after!!!


    All welded up,,,sitting pretty


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    top work there man


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    cheers dude, just learning as i go...

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    top work there man


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    great job man....wondered what the car was looking like. want to see the finished product. will be keeping an eye on this tread. i am the boy that sold u the top mount mani and boght the vsxx's of u.


 

 

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