LIQUID ICE

[gottattooz]

[QUOTE=ICEBOX;1740560]Done a little work this weekend ,,



What did you use to hollow out the risers and make them look so good?? I tried, and it looks like scrap aluminum!!

-Josh

[Andy33]

[QUOTE=gottattooz;1740569]

Done a little work this weekend ,,



What did you use to hollow out the risers and make them look so good?? I tried, and it looks like scrap aluminum!!

-Josh

yes please tell us your secret. That looks great! Would like to try that.

[Big-B]

Coming along nicely. The air filters are sick! :thumbup:

sent from my galaxy S3 from somewhere outside space

[liquidpain]

[QUOTE=Andy33;1740581]

yes please tell us your secret. That looks great! Would like to try that.

Let me get the other side completed and THEN we'll share the "secrets"...want to make sure I can do it twice. Ha ha

[gottattooz]

Here's what mine look like right now.





-Josh

[liquidpain]

[QUOTE=gottattooz;1740718]Here's what mine look like right now.





Yikes!!

[Sayonara]

oh you guys and your risers..... hehehe

[liquidpain]

[RUBZERK]

the brushed look looks good.

[Stavros]

Great look there...well done !!

[NSRiar]

there is so much we can modify the stock stuff looks great Ice once you get it chromed that baby is looking custom well it is custom. work.

[swatcop]

there is so much we can modify the stock stuff looks great Ice once you get it chromed that baby is looking custom well it is custom. work.

Somehow, I doubt they will get chromed.

[NSRiar]

Somehow, I doubt they will get chromed.

Hey it was a suggestion there is this great place in Houston and a guy who does Chrome i thought i would advertise for him, he is currently doing one of my tank and i hears hes good at it.

By looking at the exhuast and spacers on air intake my guess is it be a brushed steel finish.

[porkchops9]

Josh, have you tried a die grinder with a pencil bit like you use to port and polish intakes and heads?

[Andy33]

Really like the look of this. how much time do you have into these?

[liquidpain]

Really like the look of this. how much time do you have into these?

Andy33....because I'm a little anal, (I know what some of you are thinking, ha ha), but about 5 hours on each side. Shouldn't take THAT long, but, I want it to be "RIGHT", for Project Liquid Ice

[NJDEVIL]

On the bright side it was 5 hours well spent, looking good

[Andy33]

Andy33....because I'm a little anal, (I know what some of you are thinking, ha ha), but about 5 hours on each side. Shouldn't take THAT long, but, I want it to be "RIGHT", for Project Liquid Ice

i get that!

[109Mike]

Looking good boys. I need to swing by and take a peak.

[NSRiar]

this should be like a tv show when we come to check we should have a new episode. damn it the wait is killing us lol.

[dre319]

I was wanting to cut my risers out the same way but maybe chrome them.

[liquidpain]

this should be like a tv show when we come to check we should have a new episode. damn it the wait is killing us lol.

Bwahhaaaaa...

[liquidpain]

I was wanting to cut my risers out the same way but maybe chrome them.

For those that are interested in cutting out the risers, I'll try to give you some details this next week, on how we did it. It looks like to worked.

[Deester]

For those that are interested in cutting out the risers, I'll try to give you some details this next week, on how we did it. It looks like to worked.

Jerry..is this your secret?? This how Ive done it.

[RUBZERK]

[Kazimodo]

15 years ago I worked for a guy who made always different size
stainless steel stairs ramps , and guards , the pipe handrail
made out of stainless , had to be sanded after it was
((made to measure )) welded , we had a tool that I had never seen before
to reach in tight spots , it might be usefull for that kind of project .
A beltsander , the belt is 1/4 inch wide , and there is a 1/8 wide belt available
somehow that belt stayed on 2 wheels that turned a few inches apart
and you could work the belt into the tyniest of spots .
.
found some tool that looks a little like it with Google .
those here are like regular beltsander , only smaller
but we used one with belt turning on 2 wheels that were
mounted on the end of 2 legs looking like scissors so
you could sand and push the belt down , it would take the
shape of the pipe , and turn like 12,000 RPM , NUTS .
If you want one , BRING MONEY !!
.
http://www.burnstools.com/cart/searc...le&category_id=

[dcstang67]

Jerry..is this your secret?? This how Ive done it.

Hey. Thats cheating. Real modders do stuff like that with hand tools and spend hours on end.

[liquidpain]

[ducks517]

Hey Jerry I know a good chrome guy if you want to get the risers chromed. Just let me know I'll hook you up with him. LOL

[liquidpain]

Hey ICEBOX/liquidpain, I see allot of woodworking tools in the garage. Who's Hobby or Trade? I actually claim to be a finish carpenter/cabinet maker more than anything else I have done/do. Got out of making money with my hands (building things) since doing that to put food on the table was taking the love out of it all. Customers can be difficult to say the least

Looks like some serious love into those risers

Sly

Sly Dog,

The garage belongs to a friend of mine in the Houston area. He enjoys woodworking, but likes working on custom cars, trucks and bikes more, these days. As part of my homework from IceBox, he gives me a few little things I can do while at home in Houston. I think it's more of a deal where I'll stay home and out of his hair. Ha ha