Murci G28 build "Chaos"

[usmc_butler]

Got lights wired. Still need to run a brake line back, at least they work and are mounted one lees thing to do

[usmc_butler]

Got the new automotive waterproof plugs soldered and heat shrieked, other end ready for the car. Here is a very good kink if you are going to run OEM LP640 lights: http://www.safeer.us/?p=239 shows the color of each wire on the OEM tail lights and this link (thanks No Bull) show the wiring of the fireo: http://lamboclone.com/index.php?topic=3.0

[usmc_butler]

Tallon & Tusabes thank you for the support, I prob would have given up long ago if it wasnt for everyone here

Here is the closest comparison I could come up with from the original to mine... I really whish I could get the tint off the lower turn signal and parking light's 

[Tusabes]

Wow it's looking great !! Thanks for the update pics

[Tallon]

Lights look awesome on there

Will you be able to easily adapt the passenger side dash cover to the grab handle?

[usmc_butler]

Thanks Auto! The gauge face it just a photocopy that Digibem sent me of his original. Its for a Murci not the LP640 it will work until I can find an original. Some of the the CF is overlays over the original part the "chips" for the scoops aren't. When I say "overlay" it is still actual carbon fiber not a water dip or anything like that.

Thanks again for the support. I have had all of this stuff for 6 months or longer I just haven't installed it. So I haven't had to spend any money on anything. It feels good to have all this stuff installed, I don't feel like I am letting all the parts just sit and collect dust. Plus it is making the car look more complete which is also helping my motivation on continuing 

[autopro]

Are your carbon fiber pieces overlays?  They look great either way and it seems to line up pretty well to your dash.  How about the gauge face where did you get that?  Looks much better than some of others I have seen.  On others you can see all of the symbols on the face even if they are not illuminated.  I am really happy that you are making good progress on your car now bro!

[usmc_butler]

Got all the tail light openings trimmed and the mounts made for the lights last night. Just need to get the new pigtails soldered and heat shirked so everything will plug in  .

Next few weeks will be making a few more body mounts and permanently attaching the body to the chassis (after fulling painting the chassis to prevent corrosion) then continue on the doors, etc.


Dustin

[usmc_butler]

Got come Carbon Fiber parts in the mail over the weekend and finally got a few pictures. These parts  have a static barrier like a magnet to metal! If there is any dust within 3 foot of the carbon pieces it will find the CF pieces. The only picture I took they are covered in dust.

I also started messing with my tail lights yesterday. I went to the salvage and got about 10 automotive waterproof wire connectors.

[usmc_butler]

It looks great! You should be proud.

very nice progress, parts look great

Thanks guys feels good to be making progress again... Thanks everyone for the push to keep goin! I think everone needs it if they are stalling.... 

[Texas]

It looks great! You should be proud.

[Tallon]

very nice progress, parts look great

[usmc_butler]

Here is a picture of the AD Watson rocker and assembled LP640 AD Watson side scoop with the CF chip that I got in the mail saturday I also got the CF grab handle, dash overlay and a coulpe other things. I thought that I had pictures of the rest but I must have deleted them or something    Ill take more, the stuff looks fantastic! can't wait to get the console back so I can set my seats where they need to go

[usmc_butler]

Here are a few more attachments that wouldn't fit on the last post....

[usmc_butler]

Slowly slaving away ... Got about 6 hours this weekend to do some trimming and see how the outer door will fit and if my shock will be strong enough to lift the complete structure minus window regulator & window. Also gave it its first bath , fiberglass dust was starting to build up everywhere