06 Dec Making And Waiting
While we are able to fabricate a large number of items, sadly we're not able to make every item under the sun.
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05 Dec Lower Than Low
We're not laying claim to dominate any sort of category in the blog post's title. The Accent just happens to be lower than it was before, that's all.
04 Dec DT.:M:. – Brace Yourself
It's been ages, so let's remedy that with some more content centered around M's E46 M3 race car for the streets.
30 Nov Great Balls Of Fire
Oh yes, it's that time again. Time for a dyno video and plenty of fireballs.
28 Nov Don’t Forget To Tip
Tim's 993-swapped 911 needs one last piece to finish the exhaust before we film it a bit, so let's check out the progress, shall we?
26 Nov The Silver Metal- Powdercoat and Exhaust Fabrication
While a silver medal is actually 92.5% sterling silver, that's not what we're talking about today. Today's silver metal is aluminum! We're going to be looking at Powdercoat and Exhaust Fabrication!--more--> Okay, so it's aluminum and its electroplated variant, chrome. That still counts, though....
21 Nov HELL ON (TWO) WHEELS 20- Kawasaki Vulcan 2000 300mm rear tire build
Custom fitting a Kawasaki Vulcan 2000 300mm rear tire isn't easy. Here's where the project stands this week!
20 Nov Hot And Cold
Posted at 14:48h
in Alex's LS-Swapped Subaru WRX, Blog, Chevrolet, FMU Customer Projects, Porsche, Tim's 911
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After a sick day yesterday, the blog is back up and ready to deliver you more of what's going on at Fluid MotorUnion HQ in Plainfield, IL.
16 Nov Filling The Gap
Posted at 15:19h
in Blog, Erik's Mazda3, FMU Customer Projects, Mazda, Porsche, Tim's 911
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Sometimes, when we're working, we'll something nearly complete that's missing one or two small things. Naturally, we try to fill those gaps.
13 Nov Hell On (Two) Wheels 19 – Kawasaki Vulcan 2000 300mm rear tire build
Custom fitting a Kawasaki Vulcan 2000 300mm rear tire isn't easy. For today's episode of Hell On (Two) Wheels, we'll be running some lines. Oil lines, that is.