[Kennethjohn09]

This what it would look like closed

 

[A Guy]

Good work. How does it look with the Shaker mounted and the hood up?

 

[Kennethjohn09]

It actually looked like oem

 

[A Guy]

Nice! Good job :thumbsup:

A Guy

 

[Kennethjohn09]

So i got the mold done. Im just waiting for the bracket to be welded on and its all done

 

[18PCPGT]

So i got the mold done. Im just waiting for the bracket to be welded on and its all done

Nicely done! You Sir, have mad skills. :wink3:

 

[Kennethjohn09]

Thank you. Here’s what it looked like painted. Trying to have the oem look

 

[wanabe]

OK - I've got some questions.....the bracket fab is straightforward - but it looks like extensive mods on the base - what did you use for material? epoxy/resin only? any mat? what was compatible with whatever plastic the pan is made of? what did you use as a form? is it the original lip re-bonded on or all new? any in progress pics? i've done some fiberglass work before - just looking to hear how you did it and be pointed in the right direction - i lucked into a base and bubble cheap and would like to go this route too.

 

[Kennethjohn09]

You need to cut the lip of the oem and from there put the hat on the said cutted base and close the hood and see how it looks, if its good enough, mark it. I used fiberglass cloth its much easier to lay

 

[Pioneer4x4]

I just noticed this due to it being mentioned in another thread.
So as of this, it is non functioning, correct? If so, maybe opening up the front of the base could allow access to make it function instead of over the driver's side like on a HEMI?
Might take a shorter duct with wider shape to clear, but I think it would be possible. Either way, I love this project.

 

[iceCrew]

My dear friend can you post the step by step btw what is the actual status of your project

 

[Duh Bears]

One could remove a spark plug to make the V6 a true "shaker"!