White's '95 GT "Unicorn"

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Swapped out the incorrect steering wheel hub for the proper part! Big thanks to @vtchopperdude for doing his home work and sharing the knowledge with the rest of us.

Just look at that gap!! The bolt had, AT BEST, 2 threads in the column!

Yea!!! Looks way better!!! Can't believe NRG has this part listed wrong on their own website, considering how many people go with an aftermarket wheels in these cars. Regardless, looks great and glad I could help!!
 
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One side seems to be different than the other and I’m not sure what I’ll do about it yet. I’m not sure if I can heat and form carbon fiber but I’ll figure it out.

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heat will not do anything to cf to help you move it. short of having some lean on sections while you tighten up the bolts in the door jamn I am not sure what can help.
 
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heat will not do anything to cf to help you move it. short of having some lean on sections while you tighten up the bolts in the door jamn I am not sure what can help.

Good point, well, it’s just going to be this way. It happened in the molding process so it’s permanent.

Suits the project :cool:
 
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Not the best light to take pictures in but you get the idea.

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The stablemate just giggled at my car’s identity crisis.

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The Forgestars look good and…

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…the steam roller tires clear with out issue!

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It appears I’ll need to trim this down because it may rub under suspension compression.

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Nice. I have an aftermarket fiberglass Cobra hood, but I'm not sure if the grill inserts will work in it. I'm guessing they would, looks to be the same. I'm not sure mine has the "hump" in between the nostrils either - I need to look closer at it honestly. I just bought it a few weeks ago and don't have it installed. I'm not going to install it until I get the car painted in a few weeks.
 
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Nice. I have an aftermarket fiberglass Cobra hood, but I'm not sure if the grill inserts will work in it. I'm guessing they would, looks to be the same. I'm not sure mine has the "hump" in between the nostrils either - I need to look closer at it honestly. I just bought it a few weeks ago and don't have it installed. I'm not going to install it until I get the car painted in a few weeks.

I believe I’ll need to adjust the hood latch and install some of these:

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I don’t have any of these currently because my last hood had aerocatch latches. Oh wait, I’ll just install those in this hood.

duh..
 

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