View Full Version : Top End Fabrications Latest Venture
HouseofKolorcoupe
09-23-2007, 05:22 PM
We would like to invite everyone to check out our new website. www.TopEndFabrication.com
We would like to thank all of our customers and Street Car Fourms for all the support we have recieved over the years.
Please post any suggestions or feedback (Website is still under design)
Thanks again,
Shane and Jason
Top End Fabrication...
fat rat
09-23-2007, 05:25 PM
looks good!!
great start.. get all your pics together and add them to it...maybe some start to finish pics
97turbocobra
09-23-2007, 05:29 PM
We are working on more photos as we speak, it just took a while to get the 175 that are already there up and edited
fat rat
09-23-2007, 05:33 PM
:rofl: j/k
looks awesome
im really proud of you guys..youve come a long way.. maybe one day i can get the monte up there to you and do a pimp hidden cage and a few more goodies
turbodiesel
09-23-2007, 05:36 PM
Looks great guys! I like the forum and message board option alot, and the top banner looks cool also.
97turbocobra
09-23-2007, 05:51 PM
Thanks alot guys Shane and I have worked super hard on it over the last few months on it and we are rather happy with it:nod:
SprayedHatch
09-23-2007, 06:38 PM
site looks great!!! and I hope you dont mind that I used your drag radial car for a back ground on my puter :D
"Third Member"
09-23-2007, 06:48 PM
We are working on more photos as we speak, it just took a while to get the 175 that are already there up and edited
WERDN'
A certain 66 Mustang May find its way! (HINT HINT In less than a week and swipe of the Card)
Topend and a few Basement Garage Folk were Key People in my latest turn out!
97turbocobra
09-23-2007, 07:10 PM
WERDN'
A certain 66 Mustang May find its way! (HINT HINT In less than a week and swipe of the Card)
Topend and a few Basement Garage Folk were Key People in my latest turn out!
Dean I need pics of you green car and you 66
And i am sure there are a few other cars photos we need as well, so if you have them send them our way
projectjim
09-23-2007, 09:27 PM
Looking good!!!! Good luck!! Hey Shane,I think I recognize those F-bodies.:D
VIPERBLUELX
09-23-2007, 09:29 PM
haven't got a chance to look at all of it but what i've seen looks great, who did the site?
Shaine
09-23-2007, 09:51 PM
site looks great guys! keep up the good, quality work and ya'll will be around for a long time!
FSTENUF
09-23-2007, 10:22 PM
The site looks good. If you're open to suggestions, I have one. :) I realize that it's a work in progress, but I think it would be better to have photos of your work in the customer's cars section. Overall shots are great to have on there, but I would like to see shots of the particular components that you guys fabricated and/or installed as well.
5.0 stripe
09-24-2007, 01:03 AM
whats up its marc ermer how u been doin? ill be lookin for a mustang in bout 4 months when i get out of boot camp im going to the army you no where any are?
BlackSten
09-24-2007, 02:39 AM
Site looks awesome. Hope it brings in all the business you guys want.
The site looks good. If you're open to suggestions, I have one. :) I realize that it's a work in progress, but I think it would be better to have photos of your work in the customer's cars section. Overall shots are great to have on there, but I would like to see shots of the particular components that you guys fabricated and/or installed as well.
I agree with him. I think you should set up a list of what you did and specefic pictures of what you worked on. I think it looks great:nice:
FORCE FED
09-24-2007, 04:25 PM
Website looks as professional as ya'lls work guys! Hopefully I'll have the coupe out for everyone to see the pimp job ya'll done for me here shortly.
Mike "you can't hide money" Newton!:rollingla
Looks like I need to start going out and diggin up some more fruit jars to get ya'll started on the twin kit for the Cobra!:secret:
Coupe92Dawg
09-24-2007, 05:00 PM
looks great guys come to think of it i had a top end fab. sticker on the car before i bought it and then when i got there it was gone..... hopefully i can get another one soon. good looking white coupe car
HemiOrange
09-24-2007, 05:47 PM
Website looks as professional as ya'lls work guys! Hopefully I'll have the coupe out for everyone to see the pimp job ya'll done for me here shortly.
Mike "you can't hide money" Newton!:rollingla
Looks like I need to start going out and diggin up some more fruit jars to get ya'll started on the twin kit for the Cobra!:secret:
what ended up going wrong in the motor? shoot me a pm. ;)
97turbocobra
09-25-2007, 07:45 AM
thanks alot guys, and we are now working on posting the pics of some of the work, the only problem is on some cars its hard to narrow it down to a few pics, but it is a great sugestion and it will be done.
Mike, have you fired off the new motor yet, and if so when will the numbers be in on it:secret:
97turbocobra
09-25-2007, 08:15 AM
looks great guys come to think of it i had a top end fab. sticker on the car before i bought it and then when i got there it was gone..... hopefully i can get another one soon. good looking white coupe car
send me you mail adress and i will mail you a couple, as for the coupe i really think you should let me have it back now:nod:
FORCE FED
09-25-2007, 11:36 AM
what ended up going wrong in the motor? shoot me a pm. ;)
I guess the moral of the story is your only as good as the people you let prep your block. Long story short, they (I do not care to indulge their name; don't want no drama) were to machine the deck with the o-rings in the block to keep from having to order new rods due to compression issues; if we decked it to remove the o-rings we would have had to use so thick of a Cometic head gasket that I wouldn't have felt comfortable with it. Well, once I got the engine broken in and on the dyno at Panhandle everything was going smooth as butter during the drive ability tuning (it is to be a semi-street car), until we started to make some full pulls. Under high boost pulls we started getting water dripping onto the floor and water coming out the exhaust (not much, just a trickle here and there). What was weird is that as soon as you got out of it and let it idle or just drove it normal on the dyno there was no leak to be found anywhere. We really couldn't pin point where the water was coming from because it would only leak under full throttle pulls. I probably could have ignored the water leak and just finished tuning it and took my chances, but I didn't want to leave any power on the table. After awhile of trying to decide what to do (either leave the car, or bring the car back home and remove the engine and ship it back to them), Mark at Panhandle offered to let me remove the engine while we were there and he would pull the heads and see what he could find later the next week (this was late in the evening on Sat. and Mark had Holiday and family guests coming over to his house due to this being in the middle of Dec.) Once he got the heads off he called stating that he had found the problem with the water. Apparently when the block was being decked with the o-rings in it everything went smooth on the passenger side, but on the drivers side the o-ring lifted on the #8 cylinder. Mark stated that the material used to fill the gap was JB weld (his best guess) and the water was just pushing past it under boost. Mark said he would rather machine past the o-rings which would mean either using a very thick Cometic gasket or different rods. I asked Mark if it were his car what he would do, he stated get new rods and stay away from the thick gaskets. I agreed and he disassembled the rest of the block to see what rods he needed to order. I then received another call from Mark stating that he had found another machining issue. Apparently when the #1 cylinder was being bored, either the machine had gotten off or the block moved and there was a very fine half moon cut in the cylinder wall (Mark found this after deciding that he had better go over the bare block with a fine tooth comb after finding the patch on the deck), this explaining a little oil bleed by we were seeing at times. Now knowing we were going to have to bore this cylinder, I asked Mark to look over everything that I had(crank,rods,pistons,cam,heads, everything...) and let me know what he thought. He called me back and stated the heads were ported by TEA and the only thing they needed were better valve springs for higher RPM, as for the rest he stated if I ever wanted to really lean on the R-block I was limited due to the rotating assembly I had. He also wasn't too happy with the cam either. I then told Mark to build the motor as if he were building it for himself. That is the long and short of it! So now I have a complete rotating assembly with Eagle rods and Ross pistons to sale, along with a very low milage special ground Comp cam, pushrods, and roller rockers. I'll probably be stuck with the cam though, unless you want to build a turbo car! LOL!!! It's been fun hearing all the rumors that it grenaded on the dyno, the block was ruined, and I was having to start from scratch; I guess the starting from scratch was true for the rotating assembly though, but by choice and not necessity! :peace:
97turbocobra
09-25-2007, 03:41 PM
sounds like you have it all fixed now,GET THAT THING TUNED:popcorn:
BOOST FREAK
09-25-2007, 04:30 PM
sounds like you have it all fixed now,GET THAT THING TUNED:popcorn:
looks like it will be just in time for the right weather. :nod:
btw, I plan on picking up some sub-frame connectors at BG for the Cobra and need you guys to put them on for me. the easy street tire days for the Cobra are over....time to get serious (about breaking stuff). :D
silvercar
09-25-2007, 04:33 PM
site looks good. I really like zeroforum format. But your appearal link doesnt work. :)
Coupe92Dawg
09-25-2007, 05:40 PM
as for the coupe i really think you should let me have it back now:nod:
anytime u want it back just holler @ me
FORCE FED
09-25-2007, 07:36 PM
sounds like you have it all fixed now,GET THAT THING TUNED:popcorn:
:usa:
97turbocobra
09-26-2007, 07:43 AM
looks like it will be just in time for the right weather. :nod:
btw, I plan on picking up some sub-frame connectors at BG for the Cobra and need you guys to put them on for me. the easy street tire days for the Cobra are over....time to get serious (about breaking stuff). :D
thats cool man just give me a call and i will make room on our schedule to get you in
thanks jason
97turbocobra
09-26-2007, 08:29 PM
Coupe92Dawg
I will mail your stuff in the morning
Coupe92Dawg
09-26-2007, 10:42 PM
thanks alot maybe oneday when i can afford it i'll get u too do a turbo set up on the coupe.
97turbocobra
09-27-2007, 10:04 AM
no problem man, hell i already have the twin kit drawn out for that car with a blowthrough system,I already had the fuel pump, regulator, and headers for it.
Coupe92Dawg
09-27-2007, 06:05 PM
how $$ we talkin to do this to tha coupe pm me if u can i want some radical with this car
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