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SPY PICS!....first secrets of the GTR exposed! by Fie Ro
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Report this Post05-17-2005 12:47 PM Click Here to See the Profile for FieroRumorClick Here to visit FieroRumor's HomePageSend a Private Message to FieroRumorEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
Very cool work so far! I like the body mods, and those new decklid vents!

There's just one little spot that doesn't look right, imo:

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Report this Post05-17-2005 12:56 PM Click Here to See the Profile for KohburnSend a Private Message to KohburnEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
without the side molding the bodywork doesn't flow into the rear bumper

it could be tweeked some but i think that line needs to stay

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Report this Post05-17-2005 04:41 PM Click Here to See the Profile for Fie RoSend a Private Message to Fie RoEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
The scoop flows ok with the rearbumper this way but some other parts need some tweaking here and there so I am thinking what can be done at this stage and what is better to leave alone...

So most of the work goes into 'project Interior' and 'project Engine' now

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holy crap that shift console looks awesome! total kudos on that, that must have taken some time to get it to look so professional.
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That interior is going to look so good. I am looking foward to pictures of it.

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Report this Post07-13-2005 04:25 PM Click Here to See the Profile for Fie RoSend a Private Message to Fie RoEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
here is the result of the last body change; I modified the windsplitter, added some pieces and smoothed it.

also the little cutout at the lower edge in the middle section is the same style as on the reardiffuser (to keep it in style )

basically the fiero is ready to go to the painter,...although there are always several little issues to correct... but its about time to hand it over, get the body done so I can move on......I just noticed I started this thread almost 2 years ago... get a life !
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Yep!! Get a life!! Come and see us for a few days!!
Nick and Ellie

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I think 2 years is worth the wait. I know long term projects can get alittle discouraging, but that is the baddest fiero body I have seen. You do excellent work. When are you going to get these on the market?
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Nick: thanks and I recall your earlier invitation but its just too bloody hot in Spain nowadays ..but theres no excuse not to meet 'sometime'..

 
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I think 2 years is worth the wait. I know long term projects can get alittle discouraging, but that is the baddest fiero body I have seen. You do excellent work. When are you going to get these on the market?

I think the actual work started at least 3 years ago....also learning to fiberglass, and repairing mistakes, took time. I like to learn doing stuff Ive never done before but it takes time....so there are more ideas than results for the body right now but I will stick to how it looks today:

I look at it a bit like this; with gunmetal grey...uh..'primer'
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so how much $ to get a copy of that nose? (oh yeah and bump)

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Wow...in my opinion, that is probably the best looking Fiero I have seen to date. Excellent work!
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hummmMMMm
looking like me now?? lol

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That looks absolutly amazing. Keep up the great work. It will definitly be on my top 5 list once it is painted and finished.

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so how much $ to get a copy of that nose? (oh yeah and bump)

You keep trying eh? Thanks but "time" is still the most limiting factor...so no copy anywhere soon..please dont wait for it.

 
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hummmMMMm
looking like me now?? lol

Yeah appearantly it starts to look a bit like you ....but I dont have your silly flames lol.. Although I have to admit I stole your engineswap idea too ...now deciding how I will paint the cleaned supercharger, it needs some coating anyway because it starts oxidating again

..since the gunmetal/aluminium/(and a little CF) combo is getting the main color-material theme on the whole fiero I will try to get them matched since several projects are overlapping now anyway....So basically the painting tryouts on smaller interior and engine parts will help to choose the right shade of gunmetal color for the body.....Of course this is some b*llsh*t reason why it takes sooo long...but a primered body allowes minor washing, no scare for scratches because you can fix them easily, no waxing, hmmm might keep it this way
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This is the best looking fiero thats not a chop-top that ive ever seen. Stunning! I cant wait to see it finished, love that front end.

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You keep trying eh? Thanks but "time" is still the most limiting factor...so no copy anywhere soon..please dont wait for it.

you are gonna make me fly over there and steal it aren't ya ;D

I did find a fiberglass civic bumper on ebay and though about duplicating your work

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you are gonna make me fly over there and steal it aren't ya ;D
I did find a fiberglass civic bumper on ebay and though about duplicating your work

Youre welcome ! I know now there are several things I should have done differently (like some theft lock lol)...but then it never gets finished!..so if you seriously start with it I have some tips that should make it better matching to the rest of the body etc...I learned a lot trying to fiberglass and molding but time goes faster than getting ideas done...
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Youre welcome ! I know now there are several things I should have done differently (like some theft lock lol)...but then it never gets finished!..so if you seriously start with it I have some tips that should make it better matching to the rest of the body etc...I learned a lot trying to fiberglass and molding but time goes faster than getting ideas done...

awesome - If i do it i'd love any tips you can offer -

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This car is so sick on so many levels. I like it the most because I don't like clones.....you want a ferrari buy one.....this is something special.....it's a 1 of custom. Your originality and creativity show through on this awesome body work. SICK JOB.
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excellent work man that is sick, I love it. I want to start learning how to fiberglass stuff, so i can start doing stuff for my car, i love what you did though nice job man, best looking fiero i`ve seen, very original, i love original things especially cars.
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Ok heres the latest update... tomorrow I will finally hand over the fiero to the painter !! I still see a lot of stuff to do but they do many showcars so I just hope they finish it right...I didnt do much last weeks except for some pre-fitting of the the mesh for some vents. This is already the 3rd mesh variation on the fronthood vent (which is the second:variation on the second hoodvent...)


same change on the rear, still need to fab some frame for it

The plan tomorrow is to bring the fiero overthere and take off most body panels (except roof and rearclip) , organise the bolts nuts and fasteners that come off and hand it over....wish me luck
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Can't wait to see this thing!! Best of luck to you!

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PICS!!!!!
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I've been watching this thread since the beginning and I can't wait to see the car painted. Your interior and body mods are truly inspiring. Seeing the marvelous things you've done with your car is the primary reason I want to learn how to fiberglass...heh. I bet you're looking forward to being done even more than we're looking forward to seeing it done!

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Beautiful weather this morning so after 2 and a half houres I stripped almost everything from the frame (except for the doorskins because I couldnt reach to drill out the rivets under the door). The roof and rearclip will stay on the car. Also took off the lights, mirrors, sunroofseal, mesh and strips, licenseplates etc. I have done this several times before, now I hope it is the last time!

 
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PICS!!!!!
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I am still a bit nervous because theres lots of little sh*t to take care of....anyway here is where it will happen:

This guys name is kinda like a dutch version of Merlin the Magician....I hope he lives up to his name!

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Report this Post10-12-2005 01:31 PM Click Here to See the Profile for KohburnSend a Private Message to KohburnEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
wait - you already have a mold of the bumpers right? cuz I know you won't want to make a mold of painted parts..

still the best looking bumpers i've seen on a fiero and I still have dibs

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Hi, I'm getting ready to have the hood and the Stage 2 scoops painted. Already painted the underside of the hood flat black yesterday. I'm off work for 3 months now (changing jobs), I need to come over to look at your car sometime soon!

Let me know how the painter works for you and how the price is - I might bring the stuff over there if he's really good!

Kolja

 
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Beautiful weather this morning so after 2 and a half houres I stripped almost everything from the frame (except for the doorskins because I couldnt reach to drill out the rivets under the door). The roof and rearclip will stay on the car. Also took off the lights, mirrors, sunroofseal, mesh and strips, licenseplates etc. I have done this several times before, now I hope it is the last time!

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I am really excited to see this car (and I'm hoping you've got some molds too... at least for that sweet rear bumper ).
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Report this Post10-13-2005 05:58 PM Click Here to See the Profile for Fie RoSend a Private Message to Fie RoEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
Kolja, right now I am more concerned about the finishing of the parts I made than getting them to be painted right! They do a lot of bodywork, merging fiberglass stuff with euro/japanese showcars but also 'house of color' flipflop paintwork at a friendly price. I dont want the flipflop paint but I like the fact theyre doing showcars and pay some attention to the job. Come and look and decide when its finished, youre welcome to stay at my place.
The plan is to bake all the parts so all the sh*t and airbubbles come out (aaarghhh!), then a fresh base primer and sanding, then choosen metallic paint, sanding and the second layer of the paint, and finally the "better" clearcoat whatever it means All this is out of my hands, I just hope they do a good job.
Kohburn: I didnt wanted to wax and mold the bumper before paint! I would like to help you out but its better to finish this first, please dont hunt me
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I'm holding my thumbs for your car to come out as great as it deserves. Let me know when I can come over. I'm in France next week but could come the week after that...

 
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Kolja, right now I am more concerned about the finishing of the parts I made than getting them to be painted right! They do a lot of bodywork, merging fiberglass stuff with euro/japanese showcars but also 'house of color' flipflop paintwork at a friendly price. I dont want the flipflop paint but I like the fact theyre doing showcars and pay some attention to the job. Come and look and decide when its finished, youre welcome to stay at my place.
The plan is to bake all the parts so all the sh*t and airbubbles come out (aaarghhh!), then a fresh base primer and sanding, then choosen metallic paint, sanding and the second layer of the paint, and finally the "better" clearcoat whatever it means All this is out of my hands, I just hope they do a good job.
Kohburn: I didnt wanted to wax and mold the bumper before paint! I would like to help you out but its better to finish this first, please dont hunt me

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What did the nose piece that you used as a base originally come from?

 
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Honda Accord or Civic, the lights are clear aftermarket for a Prelude. Cant recall the exact years but the info must be somewhere in this thread..!

Kolja (Yellowstone) I think it will take a week from now, and give me another week to put most of the stuff back on the car...I'll keep you updated.
Heres an earlier testfit of the Fierowarehouse quarterwindow:

It has the dot matrix print and in all I think it looks a littlebit better than than the Fierostore's (=Kahines):

Both fit nice but the stocklike matrix of Doug's windows is really a pre...and fastback owners always check each others quarterwindows
I took the mirrors apart to have the housings chromed because after polishing and clearcoat they still could look better. I also need to change the outer dew wipes which I actually started on one side but then I got the call
The decklid vents also need to be finished and I am organising my collection of bolts, nuts and other fasteners...because I used a minimum amount of fasteners while swapping parts all the time, for the final assembly I need some more
So theres still a lot of work to do while the fiero is not here.

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Cant wait to see it painted
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What a tasteful concept of a /.... refined fiero...
I'm really impressed and excited to see your end result.
After the time you've invested you deserve a big thumbs up.
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Be sure to clean out the blower inside. The one i got for a spare was nasty black and i took some carb cleaner and it came out really nice and un carboned
I got pics of the before and after if anyone is interested
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Kohburn: I didnt wanted to wax and mold the bumper before paint! I would like to help you out but its better to finish this first, please dont hunt me

haha - I'm so jealous

hmm don't you have the original mold you made that one from?

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Be sure to clean out the blower inside. The one i got for a spare was nasty black and i took some carb cleaner and it came out really nice and un carboned
I got pics of the before and after if anyone is interested

Got mine completely disassembled and hottanked, its pretty clean now Maybe too much cleaning; the rotors are pretty shiny , I guess the teflon coating is gone....would that matter much? .....

Already prepared for an intercooler...:

And heres a mockup of some cleaned and painted parts:

But it will take a lot more work and parts to get it to run....winterproject
First I need to get the body done!

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You painted that m90 right? Or did you polish it?

http://www.zzperformance.com/products1.php?id=155
^I'd recommend that. Its the last one you will ever neeed. On my friends gtp it was makin all sorta of rattling noises from the snout. One last thing to fix down the road, and I'm sure you don't want to smell that rank supercharger oil twice.

Before http://img215.imageshack.us/img215/202/p1010080copy3yh.jpg
After http://img215.imageshack.us/img215/7701/p1010081copy6ll.jpg

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Yes the m90 is painted. The coupler was the first reason to take it apart, it had about 60Kmiles but its already worn....Its already on the long shoppinglist for ZZP....

see you added the pics, turned out pretty clean!

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