New Build Kirkham KMP709

[renovationinnov]

the 12th dave
hurry up the 12th is not that long away
eheheeh

[damage]

Yeh yeh I'm hurrying

[750hp]

Dave, when the happy occasion arrives and you bolt your personalised number plates onto the Kirkham, you can rest assured that your plates put you in good company. Here's your Victorian counterpart, and what a classy machine it is...!

[damage]

LOL, I actually have DAMAGE as one of my sets of number plates but they wont be on the Cobra.

[stiffy]

Hey Damage,

With your profession you have the following options,

SELL, SELL

POSITION

TRUST ME

AUCTION

COMMISSION


My favourite,

DREAMING


Seriously it is a great feeling attatching number plates to a vehicle you have

built.

Good Luck,

STIFFY

[damage]

Originally Posted by stiffy

Hey Damage,

With your profession you have the following options,

SELL, SELL

POSITION

TRUST ME

AUCTION

COMMISSION


My favourite,

DREAMING


Seriously it is a great feeling attatching number plates to a vehicle you have

built.

Good Luck,

STIFFY

LOL yeh naaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhh.

Not in normal real estate so they wont work.

Not sure how DREAMING fits in though cause I made my dream a reality.

I saw a good one years ago

STOLE IT

[stiffy]

Damage,

Tell him he is DREAMING.............

The Castle.............


STIFFY

[damage]

ooooooooh sorry long day didn't click. Haven't been in the trading post looking for jousting poles recently.

[Modena]

I have already attached number plates, and still no-where near rego! Have I robbed myself of this awesome feeling? hahaha

[stiffy]

Modena,

Like most men of our age you are PREMATURE..........

I find thinking about mowing the lawn, it seems to help



STIFFY

[Modena]

Our age? Speak for yourself!

[damage]

Interested to know from the guys who have live side pipes.

What heat shield do you run and where did you get them?.

Pics too?

[BJ's Snake]

Made my own from Stainless, water cut letters then rolled.



Cheers

[byroncobra]

Damage

My Dax has a sidepipe, I shielded it with a combination of muffler wrap on the headers and nice polished stainless heat guards from Fleetguard truck exhausts.

They come in various patterns, lengths, and diameters up top 12".

Check out pages 44 and 45 of the cattledog:

http://www.nelsonexhaust.com.au/file...fleetguard.pdf

Nelson Exhaust up in Brissy were really helpful






The plastic wrap is still on the shield........

[alffie]

I used .050 stainless steel got them lasered out then rolled them and welded tangs on the shields and used ss hose clamps to hold them on


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[stiffy]

Damage,

Dont wear shorts

Sorry I forgot you are a Qld real estate agent, what else do you wear



Stiffy

[alffie]

I used .050 stainless steel got them lasered out then rolled them and welded tangs on the shields and used ss hose clamps to hold them on


[IMG][/IMG]

[renovationinnov]

damage
so your in real estate ...I thought you run your own property development business & run a speed boat race skiing team
so I am wrong again
any way mine side pipes are stainless steel 316 1mm rolled to suit drop by & have a ganda
rob

[damage]

Originally Posted by renovationinnov

damage
so your in real estate ...I thought you run your own property development business & run a speed boat race skiing team
so I am wrong again
any way mine side pipes are stainless steel 316 1mm rolled to suit drop by & have a ganda
rob

Dropping around tomorrow been flat out with post holiday crap soz btw yes your wrong again I do much more then that

[damage]

Finally after waiting for a couple of months I have my computer back from the States after its extended warranty repair job, off to the Dyno again Thursday Friday hopefully its sorted this time around.