VeryCoolParts.com Exocet build

[vcpwayne]

I do not know if the US tank is any lower than the UK version. I know that I will be having a tank made and will sell them if there is enough interest.

The cap is one I had laying around from one of my other builds.

The tune is on 93 octane pump gas with no meth. Manifold air temp after the intercooler was 90°F.

[vcpwayne]

If you were wondering, this is what you'll look like after your first real drive with everything done!

[vcpwayne]

Built headlight brackets and powdercoated them the chassis silver. The front bolt on the plate is snug around the bolt, the rear hole is over size to allow =/- 3° for R/L headlight aiming.

[thestig]

Wayne are you interested in selling the light bracket? It is a "very cool part"

[vcpwayne]

Apr 21, 2015 22:28:42 GMT thestig said:

Wayne are you interested in selling the light bracket? It is a "very cool part"

I was thinking about doing a few parts for the Exocet. Donor pallet kits, light brackets, and drop in wire harnesses like I build for the FFR 818's.

[thestig]

I'd be down for the light bracket and possibly a harness.

[vcpwayne]

Ok so there was no way to really hide the wiring so I built a quick electronics tray

[slosean]

Apr 22, 2015 14:29:17 GMT thestig said:

I'd be down for the light bracket and possibly a harness.

I'd be in for the light brackets as well.  If I wasn't knee deep into the wiring already I would definitely have been interested in a drop in harness.  

[einy]

Wayne, I am intrigued by the front bodywork mounts. Any interest in producing and selling a kit for the front most bayonette mounts? I agree with you that I'd likely use a different style mount on the rear of the front bodywork.

Thanks,

John

[vcpwayne]

I could make the body mounts in a kit.

[vcpwayne]

I cut out the dash pod using a paper template of the gauges. Just lay a piece of white paper on the gauges and with not so clean hands rub around the edges to dirty up the paper and show where the edge is. Cut out the shape, trim .25" around the entire outline, center the paper on the pod, trace around the paper, cut with air saw, and put rubber "C" channel trim to finish it off.

[vcpwayne]

A view of the headlights with the nose on

[ashneyder]

Apr 23, 2015 15:52:38 GMT vcpwayne said:

I could make the body mounts in a kit.

Could you elaborate more on the body mounts? I went back on the thread, but couldn't understand how exactly how you made it work.

[einy]

Apr 23, 2015 15:52:38 GMT vcpwayne said:

I could make the body mounts in a kit.

I'm interested ... !

Also, Wayne, do you have the dual headlights setup so one (on each side) is a low beam, and the other a high beam?  Guessing so, but am not completely sure how that dual light module is wired / setup.

thanks,

John

[vcpwayne]

Apr 23, 2015 18:50:24 GMT einy said:

Apr 23, 2015 15:52:38 GMT vcpwayne said:

I could make the body mounts in a kit.

I'm interested ... !

Also, Wayne, do you have the dual headlights setup so one (on each side) is a low beam, and the other a high beam?  Guessing so, but am not completely sure how that dual light module is wired / setup.

thanks,

John

Correct, one is high and the other is low beam.