So Jeff built these rad intercooler brackets that also function as a bumper support for this guy’s awesome kouki S14, even has a air duct panel on the bottom that we bent/cut on the huge brake/shear/roller out of aluminum.
As a test I thought it’d be rad to try and backflip off of the IC!
I almost made it, kinda… point is, the brackets and panel are boss. We did a test-fit with the headlights and BN Blister bumper just sitting on the brackets (not bolted to anything) and it fits perfectly!
… but I took to chopping up this POS FD that just sits here.
Do you think he’ll notice?
Just kidding, obviously, I would never do anything without his or Jack’s permission. He’s plating the frame rails to prep for a tubed front end, whatever that means!
This was a while ago, like October, but this is the kind of stuff we do when we want to get serious.
That’s my little Kawasaki ER-6N (I love naked sportbikes) against Jack on his 150cc beast of a scooter (they souped it up somehow)… street racing on a back road in Mexico of course.
I totally won, btw. Look at my camo pants, obviously I know how to ride.
AKA my Daddy Jeff and Uncle Jack helped me get my 240sx vert working again. Well it was all really Daddy Jeff who did all the work since I did not do much on my own car since I was too busy being me, that is way too excited about what was going on.
It was really exciting for me, we changed out like a MM KA injectors since the ones we kept getting sucked. But once we got a good one in, my KA ran like a champ.
Then it was off to lubing the chain on my bike, it was a great idea by Daddy Jeff since God knows I don’t do such maintenance on my bike which would severely whip me were my chain to break. Can we say whip it, whip it good? LOL
I wish I could have drove my 240VERT home, but I have a flat on my passenger front tire and even though Uncle Jack pointed it out prior to us departing from my house, my dumbass didn’t think about bringing my 4 new tires with us in the trailer.
But it’s all good, I’m gonna put the tire around my waist and ride that shit on my bike.
All in all it was a great Christmas present from Jeff and Jack.
In Jeff’s wheel well that is.
Today I helped him replace his ABS sensor plug since Jeff is now balling out of control.
Jack wanted to BBQ and he came up with this bright idea for Jeff to make a spatula from nothing. But, being that Jeff does not do any type of work around here that is not worth his $80 an hour rate I got assigned by Jeff to do so.
Look ma, look at what I did today.
As evident because here is another picture of me eating. This time I am eating at Quiznos and yes once again I was treated to lunch like I always am.
nom nom nom
