Case Mod - In Progress Case Mod Project: "M A Y H E M" ....."Arrived Safe & Sound"

This project looks amazing Bill! I love all the projects you've been doing lately, they're all fantastic!

 

I love car themed mods and Just gotta love the velocity stacks. I'll be keeping a close eye on this one mate

 

I had something wedged in my mind that once people get ridiculously good at modding they won't go higher, thank you for removing the wedge.

Probably the most crazy awesome fan I have seen, wow & that won't be restrictive neither.

 

You know that I like all of your mods,Bill.

 

Because I know you used to work on cars, I have very high expectations. Which you will probably exceed.

 

@EEL - You mock my pain!

 

Good Heavens, I'm liking this a lot...

 

Many man diaper for audience watching mod required. Excellent Bill, You took you're hot rod love and computer mod love to another level man. And showing some AMD, which is rare theses days. As soon as I saw the circuit board / led mod I thought about one of the first videos I saw of you when I got into this stuff, the one with the guy making home brew boards.... This must be one of those cialis moments lol "when the time is right". I didn't think I had it in me to smile after the week I've had. Thanks man

 

@Vetalar, I spy an ignition switch on my workbench.

@Twizted, I'm having flashbacks to those old PR dayz, and feels goood.

@Mankz, Thanks for dropping in dude

@Dennis, hes in here! aka "Twizted"

@Mosquito, Thank you! at some point we need to meet for Beers, eh?

@bulldogjeff, cool! and I know youre Hot Rod guy too!

@Waynio, Thanks dude! Yes, it had to be functional, for sure!

@Pranja, Thank you!

@Foregasm, haha, pressure is on!

@SuicideNeil, cool! Thanks for the comment!

@LooseNeutral, right on! Thank you.. You had a bad week too, glad I could cheer you up! Last week I felt like I was being tested to the core.. to the point that it was surreal.. ... and "Twizted" is the guru of circuit boards...and lurkin around.. he may drop in edit: oops, he did on last page..lol

Here is both velocity stack fans finished. These will be mounted vertically behind the front intakes.

 

Totally! Except... I don't drink (I know, I know) but I'd be up for something, though.

I used to work with Stu King, we once got on the subject of computer mods (he had one or two sitting in his office at work) and he showed me all kinds of pictures of stuff he'd done, and I couldn't help but notice that the shop you're in was the same as the one in his pictures! He's sort of the one that got me into the idea of my first mod (the IBM). I had always wanted to, but never thought I would actually do it!




The stacks look fantastic with the aluminum fans! Is that two fans or is it just a fan shroud between the fan and the stacks?

 

I can't really chime in with anything unique here, Bill. This is fantastic, and you inspire us all to greater innovations. Oh and you also leave behind a treasure trove of inspiration and techniques to draw from.

Subbed.

 

One on it's own looked amazing but as twins, so much eye candy & they aren't even installed to the mod yet.

 

awesome as ever. Love the little headlight idea.

 

My modding senses are tingling!

 

LOVE IT! LOVE IT! LOVE IT!...........

 

Indeed.... Wish I had more room for modding... although I was always more of the Electronics and wiring guy...

Love the velocity stacks btw

 

I have mixed feelings about taking a minimalistic case like the R3 and turning it into a MONSTER.

On one hand, it got gutted from having no bright lights and vibration padding. Which was kinda cool. On the other hand, that mod looks freaking awesome!

Fantastic mod Bill!

 

This is kick-ass Bill. The mod is already taken shape of a derby car and has all those little extras at such a early phase.

 

Those grills look amazing!

 

More of this, please. Making it look easy as usual, bill.