New Tamora first pics
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Recently took delivery of my beautiful new Tamora, just thought I'd share some snaps!
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threestacks said:
Indeed Red Bull Blue, with a two tone Grey interior...
Before I collected the car I had Rimstock stip, scan and repaint the wheels in a bespoke 'stealth finish' for me.
I'm really please with her, just a few jobs as always to tidy her up :-)
Sounds similar to mine thenBefore I collected the car I had Rimstock stip, scan and repaint the wheels in a bespoke 'stealth finish' for me.
I'm really please with her, just a few jobs as always to tidy her up :-)
I will try and post a full pic of the backend at the weekend for you.
I won't actually be able to have the cans fully exposed because I still need a place to mount the number plate.
I designed a new exhaust heat shield though, in polished stainless steel, that is perforated with 10mm holes. the mounting will be the same as the standard one, but look a lot more aggressive and far better in my opinion. The fabricator should be done finished making it in around 2 week time and I have asked them to make me x5 of them to start with in case other people were interested to have the same. So I will post pics of the finished item on the car as soon as I have it back.
Similar to this style, but with 10mm round holes, and same shape / fit as the original.
I won't actually be able to have the cans fully exposed because I still need a place to mount the number plate.
I designed a new exhaust heat shield though, in polished stainless steel, that is perforated with 10mm holes. the mounting will be the same as the standard one, but look a lot more aggressive and far better in my opinion. The fabricator should be done finished making it in around 2 week time and I have asked them to make me x5 of them to start with in case other people were interested to have the same. So I will post pics of the finished item on the car as soon as I have it back.
Similar to this style, but with 10mm round holes, and same shape / fit as the original.
threestacks said:
I will try and post a full pic of the backend at the weekend for you.
I won't actually be able to have the cans fully exposed because I still need a place to mount the number plate.
I designed a new exhaust heat shield though, in polished stainless steel, that is perforated with 10mm holes. the mounting will be the same as the standard one, but look a lot more aggressive and far better in my opinion. The fabricator should be done finished making it in around 2 week time and I have asked them to make me x5 of them to start with in case other people were interested to have the same. So I will post pics of the finished item on the car as soon as I have it back.
Similar to this style, but with 10mm round holes, and same shape / fit as the original.
That looks very similar to the heat shield I used on my Westfield 7 exhaust back in 2001 should look goodI won't actually be able to have the cans fully exposed because I still need a place to mount the number plate.
I designed a new exhaust heat shield though, in polished stainless steel, that is perforated with 10mm holes. the mounting will be the same as the standard one, but look a lot more aggressive and far better in my opinion. The fabricator should be done finished making it in around 2 week time and I have asked them to make me x5 of them to start with in case other people were interested to have the same. So I will post pics of the finished item on the car as soon as I have it back.
Similar to this style, but with 10mm round holes, and same shape / fit as the original.
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