Project Large Caliber - Cam's NEW 2009 Bullitt Build Thread

johnnyv8

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^Nice! I also agree, and don't like pillar pods. I have the center dash pod and love it. This is another great option if I want to have more gauges.
 

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i know the price isnt super appealing but each piece is hand made and takes over 10 man hours of labor over a period of about two weeks. A lot of wait time and hand sanding.

im sure i could drop the price but i dont like working for free....

They havent really been seen too often b/c including Cams ive made 13 total.

Cant wait to see it installed Cam!
 

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How easy is it to see the gauges from the driver's seat? Looks like they would be easily visible from the back seat, not so much for the driver (especially short drivers like me). I'll have to contemplate on this some more while sitting in the car.
 

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they are angled 15* toward that drive. while you cant read them looking at the road you have to take a slight glance similar to how you would look over at the pillar.

one good thing about the aeroforce gauges is you can set the warning lights to go off if anything is not normal or as a shift light.
 

GallopingFord

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Minor progress this afternoon.

Mocked the gauges up. Very snug.

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Trunk completely dynamatted

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Both FPDMs plugged up.

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We have signs of life. She's giving a wink.

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Steering column reinstalled and center console

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Pod mocked up with gauges. Looks badass, lol. Literally gives me motivation to finish this project fast.

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Going in tomorrow for a bit. Plan to tighten Evap bolts and connect the front harness to ac and windshield wiper motor along with reinstall the cowl. Last things I'll need to really install is the boost sensor, af kit, and finish wiring to switch for HE. Along with put interior back together. Midpipe is on standby and ill get the DS in due season when I can spare the expense.
 

GallopingFord

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Looking good Cam! hope you like the pod

Thanks man. I love this thing.

Cam, are you sporting the gf/wife delete mod. Where do you find the time?

Nah, my GF just moved in. I find time whenever, I wish I could put more time in since I could have had this thing running by now, but that's just not the case for me.

Didn't make it to the shop today, I found out my brother went to the hospital last night for stomach problems and so I'm tending to that issue.
 

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Those map light gauge pods are smokin hawt!!!!

Hmmmm......wonder if my car is fast enough for those? lol!!
 

GallopingFord

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Glad to hear it. Now get your ass to the shop! Lol.

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I'll try to find some time this week. I'm leaving for Colorado on Thursday.

Those map light gauge pods are smokin hawt!!!!

Hmmmm......wonder if my car is fast enough for those? lol!!

Bleed your brake lines first and then you can think about it :dead2:
 

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LOL!!!! Car is coming along great homie!!! Can't wait to hear of it finished!

I would loved to have the resources (financially and mechanically) to do the 3V-GT500 swap.
 

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