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    1. 01-25-2009 #1
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      Billet Eye Candy - now with installed pics

      How I spent the $500 cert I won for Ring Brothers at the optima event...

      Oh, will post install pics when I get them on Penny. I held the parts up and the grayish coating looks killer with the orange paint.



      This is a direct replacement for the standard GM (f-body type) hydraulic clutch reservoir. Will sure look better than the plastic-fantastic one on there now...



      Last edited by Steve1968LS2; 01-31-2009 at 08:27 PM.
      "A ship in port is safe, but that's not what ships are built for."

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    3. 01-25-2009 #2
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      Man, Those guys are wizards!
      I'd like to have a set of those hinges on my wall!
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      Quote Originally Posted by David Pozzi View Post
      Man, Those guys are wizards!
      I'd like to have a set of those hinges on my wall!
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      I would like to have the machine that milled them in my garage.. lol

      Yea, seems like a shame to put them on a car...
      "A ship in port is safe, but that's not what ships are built for."

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      NICE!! Are the powder coated or???
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      Quote Originally Posted by Restomod View Post
      NICE!! Are the powder coated or???
      They are a new annodized titanium color they are now selling. They are beautiful.
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      That's nice!
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      Those are BEAUTIFUL!

      Speaking of hanging them on the wall, I wonder if they could do a set that would hold up a flatscreen.
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      I have a machine that would mill them in my GaragE; but I would just buy those instead! AbsolutelY SicK work RinG BroS!
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      Quote Originally Posted by BMF Machine View Post
      I have a machine that would mill them in my GaragE
      Do any side work by chance? CNC? May have a small job for you if by some chance your interested. PM me if possible....... sorry for the thread whoring

      Those are works of art steve, will def compliment Penny Nicely
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      Oh, and for the functional crowd they weigh 4-5 pounds less than the old design. lol
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      you got all that for 500 Steve or did you have to add some to it?..if so thats a deal..really nice !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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      Quote Originally Posted by dropit69 View Post
      you got all that for 500 Steve or did you have to add some to it?..if so thats a deal..really nice !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
      lol.. no.. it was more $$ than that.. but $500 sure helps.
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      Quote Originally Posted by MuscleRodz View Post
      They are a new annodized titanium color they are now selling. They are beautiful.
      Gotcha ,I thought it looked a little to good for powder!
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      The Ring Brother's tank. Creative design and it truly was a direct replacement.



      Tank and hinge install. tank was plug and play.


      Better shot of hood. We have "other" work to do to Penny so the hood isn't on yet. But, you get the idea.
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      Remind me to send you parts. You take great photos!!
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      Sweet hinges! I wonder if they make them for early Chevelles?
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      Quote Originally Posted by Steve1968LS2 View Post


      Steve that is a great way to mount the Res., I will let you know I am going to steal that idea, not sure if you got it from somware elses but I think that is the best thing i have seen in some time.
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      Thanks, it seems to keep things very compact with less holes in the firewall.

      If you need a better picture just let me know.

      It's just a variation of mounting the prop valve off the master.
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      Steve those piece really complement Penny.

      Might be neat to finish the Wilwood brake cylinder in the same finish.
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      So the prop valve mounts to the master and the tank (clutch res?) piggybacks on top of that?
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