WIP: BHP pro mod 99 mustang

[slk320]

Man I gotta tell you, love the car and the motor but HATE your pics. You need more light, in focus pictures with close up on detail. Thats how we all learn from each other.

Please take better, bigger lighter pictures.

[white97ex]

i'll see what i can do on the lighting. my camera is the kodak cx7300. there is no macro setting. so the little details dont show up all that well. i'll see what i can do about the pics. thanks for the tips.....oh on another note. i've been watching the drag racing mags and searching the internet but i can't seem to find decent pictures of the interior of a pro mod. mainly the electronics and how they are mounted. anyone who can provide pics would be a great help. and also does anyone know where the brake booster is located?

[white97ex]

does anyone happen to have any good interior shots showing the electronics on the pass floorboard of a pro mod?

[white97ex]

here is a quick little update. i got the hat yesterday, its been carbon fiber'd. there is a blurry shot of the motor, and one of it in the car. hopefully i will soon have some resin pullies and a belt from perry's resin, as well as a fuel cell and battery box

[drnitrus]

That thing is lookin serious. Cant wait to see more.

[JTRACING]

Veryyy Cooollllll!!

[erb]

hey this is looking real nice. Are you running dry sump on it? Here is a picture dont know if it will help. Good Luck!

[erb]

Also where did you get the motor?

[white97ex]

thanks for that picture...it is friggin awesome. lol. it shows that my cage, as with the other pictures i have, is a little off. mine doesn't have the "funny car" style cage. i keep looking but can't seem to find a resin "lenco" transmission. not sure that i want to tackle redoing the WHOLE cage to make it that accurate. this also shows that i dont need the tranny tunnel that i made. but oh well. do you happen to have any pictures showing the electronics? as for the motor, it came from the revell mobil one dragster. I would recommend anyone wanting to harvest a donovan type drag motor, to get it from a top fuel kit. as the detail is much better than on the funny car kits, especially in the front cover, the valve covers and the intake manifold. i've got all of my air lines plumbed, minus the ones that go to the back of the blower. im waiting on my hex rod to show up so i can start making fittings, that should be in early part of next week. i also ordered a fuel cell and a battery box from perry's resin that will go in the "trunk" area. got a lot of plumbing to do on this one yet. stay tuned. i'll try and get some pics up of the motor later on tonight.

[sabbathiel]

Originally Posted by white97ex

i keep looking but can't seem to find a resin "lenco" transmission.

http://www.topendminiatures.com/tem.html

I've gotten both 4-speed and the 3-speed kit and reccomend them both...

nice car btw...

[white97ex]

awesome. i will be purchasing that. lol. thanks for the link. i've been to that site but seem to have missed them.

[white97ex]

a quick pictureless update. i visited the Top End Miniatures site...and well. i love the lenco transmissions. so i am waiting for my e-bay auction to end. and i am going to order one of the 3 speed kits. well, make that 2 three speed kits, 1 fab 9 housing, and 1 camaro pro mod body. lol. should start work on this one again early next week. once my hex rod finally arrives. keep the comments coming

[GvEman]

Looks good dude. But try to take better pictures... It’s hard to see the nice car. Take pictures from a longer distance and then cut them down in Photoshop or similar. Then you can get the object in focus. As your pictures are right now you have the focus behind the object. Keep it up!

[white97ex]

thanks for that tip. one of my problems is that my with my digi, i can't adjust the focus.....but i'll try taking htem from further away

[white97ex]

i was taking pictures of the viper diorama i just completed and needed to finish off the roll. so here are some good in progress shots for you guys. let me know what you think so far....lots of fittings and braided line to go yet. for the braided line i am using some elastic chord i got at michaels. it serves its purpose and looks decent, i've sunk enough into this with resin peices and brass rod, i needed to spare some expense somewhere.