Custom bellows for STi TMIC/GT Spec Splitter
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Custom bellows for STi TMIC/GT Spec Splitter
With all the recent heat I went ahead and finished the bellows for my GT Spec Splitter/STi TMIC. I had used a hacked up stocker for awhile but I was never happy with it, as it was covering part of the core.
Here you get a good perspective of how it lines up left to right. When I look through the scoop I can see the seal where it contacts the sides with no blockage of the core.
The bends didnt turn out as crisp as I would've liked. Eh...not too bad considering I was using tin snips and a 2"x4"
FWIW: the duct-tape was used to hold everything together before the rivets where installed. I decided to leave it since it provided some extra sealing and covers up sharp edges.
This view shows how far it rakes back
I need to drill some new holes for these bolts (only one shown) and install some water sprayers in their place. Convience took over at the time as I used the sprayer holes for the front and the existing OEM splitter mounting points in the rear of the splitter as the attachment points for the new bellows.
Here you get a good perspective of how it lines up left to right. When I look through the scoop I can see the seal where it contacts the sides with no blockage of the core.
The bends didnt turn out as crisp as I would've liked. Eh...not too bad considering I was using tin snips and a 2"x4"
FWIW: the duct-tape was used to hold everything together before the rivets where installed. I decided to leave it since it provided some extra sealing and covers up sharp edges.
This view shows how far it rakes back
I need to drill some new holes for these bolts (only one shown) and install some water sprayers in their place. Convience took over at the time as I used the sprayer holes for the front and the existing OEM splitter mounting points in the rear of the splitter as the attachment points for the new bellows.
badass, you should start making them and selling them
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get a 2.5l block in there too
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