Between 705 & 1200 SQ/FT My Mini Garagemahal

[cccoltsicehockey]

Thanks, I did a mock up with the project/widebody car, they will stick around for now, not sure of their fate....although, they could fund a paint job, so that might be their fate! lol



4gal in the tank, next trip, first top will be the gas station! LOL




True....True.....Its not the electric Honda, but a Honda nonetheless. In all honesty as a life long Honda power sports guy, the brand loyalty extends!

I don't remember the specs, but if you do decide to move them, hit me up. I don't know if they would fit the S4 or not.

 

[fouckhest]

Funny place to mount your ultra premium hose reels...

5x130, what offset?

5x130. yes, offsets I am not exactly sure, I bought them from a guy that had them built for his 986 or 987 Boxster track car. They would look great on the 964, but 18s might be a bit big unless the car is slammed.

I don't remember the specs, but if you do decide to move them, hit me up. I don't know if they would fit the S4 or not.

They are 5x130 with a decent stagger, I doubt the S4 Quattro system would like them lol. I ran 245/275 on them

 

[rharman]

Maaaaan, what mower are you using that gives such amazing results?

Maybe, but probably not.

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True....True.....Its not the electric Honda, but a Honda nonetheless. In all honesty as a life long Honda power sports guy, the brand loyalty extends!

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@Metallitubby....

 

[fouckhest]

Spread the word if anyone is in the market for a fun mid-engine moutain/track weapon

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[SilverJimmy]

With me being 6’5” tall and 216 lbs do I even fit in one of those? I’ve always thought a 914-6 would be so cool to have but that ship sailed for me in 8th grade! I don’t even fit in an of the Corvettes I’ve tried to drive, if I’m driving a T-Top Vette I have to use the sun visor to keep the bugs off my forehead!

 

[JohnS]

I enjoyed your post and hope the remainder of the project goes well. I am retired, and spent my career in Commercial Construction. I do have a couple of questions:

Was a building permit issued for this job ? If so, were plans/ shop drawings submitted for review by building inspections ? Did building inspections make an inspection of the connection between the footing and the CMU wall ?

Reason I ask is because I expected to see rebar extending out of the footings and into the open cells of the cmu at 36" or 48" OC. After the block is laid, the blocks are filled in the cells where the rebar extend through the cmu with concrete. This links the walls to the foundation , and adds strength to the walls. It's pretty much a standard requirement in our area.

Perhaps where you are this is not required / or not an issue ?

Best wishes for a successful outcome.