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This will make a great addtion to the Growler and looks like fun to make. It's an aftermarket rear pan I ran across on the web. |
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Here's a photo mockup of the rear pan on the Growler. The pan is sold by Prowler Products by Gary. |
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No shortage of photos for this project. Turns out this is the best for measuring.. |
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Here's Gary's product right out of the box. |
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Composite photo showing the position of the rear pan. There's a little ledge making a good stop for the pan. |
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Stuck a few pieces together to figure out the rear pan. |
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Backside of rear pan. The center area is nearly cut through and ready to knockout. |
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These exhaust ports were made from Papermate pen ends, they look too small. |
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Starting to piece together with some sheet styrene. |
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Carved from thin styrene the grill parts are ready to glue into place. |
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Had to open it up for the trans cooler. |
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The exhaust posts were replaced with RoseArt great grips pencil. |
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