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Topic: Scott Rod Fabrication
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WillS
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Anyone heard of this company? I came across them as I am looking to clean up the engine compartment this winter.
Scott Rod Fabrication
Posts: 46 | From: Sacramento | Registered: Oct 2014
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Notch1320
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Will, Scott is good people, and makes killer products.
I have a bunch of his stuff on my car.
The rear seat delete in my car is from him. I had him send me a cardboard template of the delete, and I cut it to fit around all my roll bars, and sent it back to him. He then sent me the delete that slid right into place with only minor trimming as he left excess to ensure I had a tight fit.
Give him a call...you won't be disappointed.
Posts: 2349 | From: Yuba City, CA | Registered: Mar 2003
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WillS
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Thats good news. Im looking at the underhood stuff and it is all clean looking and quick welding compared to welding up all those holes from factory.
Posts: 46 | From: Sacramento | Registered: Oct 2014
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Notch1320
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Originally posted by WillS:
Thats good news. Im looking at the underhood stuff and it is all clean looking and quick welding compared to welding up all those holes from factory.
I have those on the bench, waiting to go in. He recently made carbon ones if your willing to spend that kind of money. lol
Posts: 2349 | From: Yuba City, CA | Registered: Mar 2003
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WillS
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I like to have the "stock" ting sound. Its a bracket car, not a 7 second 10.5 car LOL
Posts: 46 | From: Sacramento | Registered: Oct 2014
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J_Slow
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Weld in engine panels are awesome minimal trimming great fit
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