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Omar, when you get ready to do the hoses, charge, etc. I have all those tools here including crimpers for the A/C lines. My dies are specific to the smaller less bulky fitting style, forget the actual name for them off the top of my head. I have gauges and vacuum pump, freon recovery system, etc. The bulkhead idea sounds cleaner than the mess often used. I did that on my JK with a/c and heater separate. There are a couple of other sources for those bits. I'll try and get into my archives and see what I can find.

If you are talking about the front calipers/pads. I have those on my car. It did make a HUGE difference in braking. I likely will launch those at some point. I was a major upgrade and brake fade with spirited driving was much better, especially in the rear as the fronts did a much better job. I remember sourcing some performance pads with better bite. Seems like there was some modifications to the backing plates too. That's my memory from a long time ago though.

I would be in for something. My son has connections with a printing company if that is needed and has previously done their design work. I think he played around with the logo when the last run was done. I'll check on that. If the vector can be found that would certainly make it easier.

Do NOT use silicone on NPT threads. Teflon tape, paste or both. Get something decent if you don't have it already. On the tape, wrap opposite of what you would think initially so it lays it down rather than bunching up when threaded together. Thicker higher quality tape does work better and there are stainless specific formulas when needed.

Those look nice. Should make routing much cleaner. Might want to look a nylon too?? I have some parts printed in nylon that seem solid. I think nylon is harder to print. We have a printer and JD does as well if we can get time to run it. JD's boys might be up for the challenge.

Nice Omar! You down here for a few days?

Some printed brackets would be sweet. I have that roll flare tool as well as a hydraulic bender and another that does most of the other ends.

Looking good Omar! The new parts are pretty... If you have a need, I have the roll flare tool to do hard AN lines. It works quite well with the sleeve and nut to go hard lines.

Nice Omar! Looking good!

What do you need machined on that?

@NewZed Those Holley covers are way cleaner than the stock covers with Gen 4 coils. Aside from the covers themselves looking better, no coil brackets. The coils attach directly to the valve covers, so lighter and looks much better. Thanks for posting this up on the baffle, I am going to look into it on my Jeep. Your build is looking great!

Here are a couple of links that may be of interest. https://www.espn.com/racing/nascar/icons/news/story?id=3060814 https://buildingspeed.org/2014/04/25/a-nascar-splitter-inspired-kayak/ https://www.corvetteforum.com/forums/autocrossing-and-roadracing/3459143-tegris-and-splitters.html

I have been looking at using Tegris for my cars splitter. Supposed to be much more durable than carbon and less expensive. I'll see if I can find my bookmarks on it. I think it's used on the NASCAR splitters.

Yes looking great. She's a beauty! Love how the color turned out.

Looking really nice Omar! 👍