How much of your current ride, did you build?

71mavlouisville · 03-03-2010, 11:48 AM

I am in the process of a build. I had a certain vision of what I wanted and would not be able to accomplish that by myself. I found a builder with that same type of vision. The labor is not the time consuming part, the engineering is. If you have a "one off" project that is going to take a lot of time no matter if you do it yourself or if you can get someone else interested enough to help you. I plan on doing the following, fuel lines, brake lines, fire bottle lines, wiring electrical system, wiring data recorder, painting roll cage, painting interior body panels, and placing carpet. I really think that if you are putting a 4 link in you should use a professional with the proper equipment. There is nothing worse then showing up at the track with a car that won't track straight, imo.

03-03-2010, 11:48 AM	#9
71mavlouisville Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 68 Likes: 0 Liked 28 Times in 1 Post	Re: How much of your current ride, did you build? I am in the process of a build. I had a certain vision of what I wanted and would not be able to accomplish that by myself. I found a builder with that same type of vision. The labor is not the time consuming part, the engineering is. If you have a "one off" project that is going to take a lot of time no matter if you do it yourself or if you can get someone else interested enough to help you. I plan on doing the following, fuel lines, brake lines, fire bottle lines, wiring electrical system, wiring data recorder, painting roll cage, painting interior body panels, and placing carpet. I really think that if you are putting a 4 link in you should use a professional with the proper equipment. There is nothing worse then showing up at the track with a car that won't track straight, imo.