Did a 5 hour electrical marathon last night to complete my HID head lamp setup...I had already installed a pair of 6000kelvin/35 watt into my driving lamps but hadn't finished final aiming...what a pain to have to remove the lamps just to adjust the beam...must've remove/installed the lamps at least 20 times...:push:

Remaining setup included installing another pair of 6000k/35 watt for the fogs and a third set of 6000k/55 watt for the high beam...I made extensions for all the wiring with weather proof quick connects and mounted 4 of the 6 ballasts under the head lamp housing...the results are amazing!8) The 55 watt high beams are freekn torches...:shock::laugh:

Does anyone know how to keep the driving beam from shutting off when in high beam mode? I like to keep the driving beams on as they do when just flashing the high...

 

One piece spoiler almost ready for layup...


Got front splitter in the works...should be ready in a week or two...

 

sub'd

 

very very nice work my friend...Are you an Industrial Designer?

 

Crazy stuff man. Car is looking great.

 

did you draw the cobalt or download it from somewhere.

 

dang nice car bro

 

I would buy that tomorrow, period.

 

Thanks much! I'm an automotive exterior designer with ID background...I do this for fun on the side...need to get off my lazy butt and do the whole WB...

I got the surface data from Sema's data base...

 

if you and scotty made your balt's look like that i'd have to say make a sedan version for me we all gotta meet up and cruise sometime soon.

 

As soon as it gets warm, Scotty and I hit Mt Clemens every Wednesday...

As for the parts, I can design anything, including a whole new car from ground up lol...the problem is manufacturing those parts...in the future, I may just start prototyping these parts for my Cobalt and see if I can recoup the investment by selling these parts on limited basis...I'm tinkering with a variety of rear spoilers, front splitters, rear diffuser, fender extensions, hoods with extractor, new front facia, new rear facia, wheels, etc etc...

How about a Cobalt SS Trophy car like this Renault?

 

yea that spoiler is sweet need to get on that ASAP, i need a new msfitoy mod for this summer better get on that sir lol

 

I'll show the other more functional version later...the one above is sweet but probably won't give you too much down force...

 

would be sweet if u could make that some how connect into the factory spoiler holes.

 

i'm down to hit clemmy on a nice wednesday see what you can come up with for a sedan msfitoy, i know it'll look similar, but if you can come up with something crazy, i'd be your tester.

plated spoiler hole cover ftw.

 

thats great! Your PM'd btw

 

That's too far back to cover...ideally, we should just weld up the holes for the complete clean install...

PM back...

Once I can make a business case work, I'll will be cranking out tons of body parts for both Cobalts...

 

Does that file from sema open with inventor??

 

great quality pieces of work, in for more stuff

 

I don't know honestly...it's a huge task to have another friend go through the massive UG file and seperate just the parts I need...then I use Alias Autostudio from there...

 

thats why you're the man msfitoy.

 

wow great work

 

Bump for you. I love the wing you made, keep up the good work!

 

do you have a link to the sema file?

 

Sorry I don't...SEMA members have access to their data base and I got this from a friend who is...

Well...this is what I'm going to build for myself...I'm not a vendor so this is strickly a personal project for now...





I chose not to do a three piece due to cost...also, a continuous three piece looks really awkward from certain rear view...think Cavalier...

And to keep the front load even with the rear...a new splitter...