2091R Mods

[Tim Kay]

I've never been a fan of the eyebrows from an aesthetic view. I like the appearance of a smooth roof top. So I removed the optioned aluminum eyebrows and fabricated some stainless "upside down" eyebrows. (sorry, I can only load one pic at a time)

 

[Tim Kay]

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[Tim Kay]

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[Tim Kay]

I fabricated an aluminum panel "wheel liner" to conceal the large void located in the underside of the rear clip in front of the rear tires. Clag, small rocks and gravel get tossed into the void while driving, especially with sticky rubber, and when you open the rear clip the collection of stuff cascades out like you had a major excursion offroad. Not to mention some of the clag and gravel stays in the nooks and crannies until you get a vacuum in there.

 

[Tim Kay]

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[Mike]

Looks great. Are the eyebrows there to prevent the top of the door from lifting at speed?

 

[Tim Kay]

Looks great. Are the eyebrows there to prevent the top of the door from lifting at speed?

Yes, if you've ever had the eyebrows off you'd be surprise how much lift is created over the top. Even under 100 mph you can watch a 1/4" gap open up :stunned:

 

[Tim Kay]

Safety wired lower bolt securing the sway bar link to the a-arm rose joint

 

[Lee Patterson]

lets see some pics of your machine - looks hot

 

[Tim Kay]

Hi Lee,

Easiest way to view some pics would be to go here:

GT40P2091 Holman Moody-Pathfinder

I purchased the car from Alan at Pathfinders and it's still up on his website. Enjoy.

Tim

 

[Lee Patterson]

That's very nice - assume you won't be driving that around town!

 

[David in Durango]

Nice mods, beautiful car. thanks!

 

[Tim Kay]

Of course not :angel:

 

[Tim Kay]

Thanks David

 

[Mike]

That's very nice - assume you won't be driving that around town!

You better drive it around town! That's the best part of ownership of these beasts lol.

 

[DaveM]

Tim,
Like your mods. Would you have a model # on those Bilstein Clubsport shocks?