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Old 08-09-2014, 10:47 PM
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He isn't lying:


Honestly me and my dad poked around them for a while, and he just told me to ignore it. There is literally nothing wrong with them, its just a stupid design or assembly. I've been driving with them that way for years, and my brakes are rock solid.

I guess if you're really bored one day you can rip into em.

As for the intake, I bet you can find a billion CR r-tards that will gladly trade you for a stock one + a 6 pack of your favorite beer.
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you still looking for a battery bracket? I need to check my garage, but I should have one from a 2001.
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Originally Posted by Efini~FC3S
I meant bath water more in the temperature of the water being used than the exact location of the sourcing.
Hehe. I know, I was just razzin' ya.



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you still looking for a battery bracket? I need to check my garage, but I should have one from a 2001.
No, I found out that the PO was nice enough to hide the bracket behind the spare tire after installing the wrong-sized battery in the car. Now I just need to figure out the size of the bolt that holds it down:


(I feel so damned helpless- I have no garage, and I left both my tap set and my box-o-random-bolts behind in CA.)


In a perfect world, I'd also like to find an OEM jack handle and the T-bolt that secures the jack:




And this one screw:






And an OEM shift ****.



Had a hell of a great weekend, though. Went out exploring the back-roads of upstate NYS with the missus, who after complaining that I drive too slowly when I'm in her car, proceeded to complain that I was "driving like a racecar" in mine (eg: carrying too much speed through turns, heel-toe shifting and cornering under power, etc.) Got myself a nice sunburn, and we wound up at a really beautiful state park. Car commercial stuff.
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Originally Posted by Joe Perez

In a perfect world, I'd also like to find an OEM jack handle and the T-bolt that secures the jack:

And an OEM shift ****.
I'll take a look see what is left in my brother's wrecked car. I have an OEM shift ****, but the leather "handle" part rotates on the threaded insert. you would need to glue it. I will snap a pic of it tonight.


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Got myself a nice sunburn,
Skin cancer, the silent killer of Miata owners.
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Joe: I also have an OEM Jack with handle as well as an original unused donut spare. You should really drive by and just collect all my old parts. AFM? check.
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just make sure to pay him with spatulas
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Originally Posted by Joe Perez
Now I just need to figure out the size of the bolt that holds it down

And this one screw:
M8X40

M5x20
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Anyone have a battery bracket for a 96 while we're on the subject?

How about any of the other OEM battery parts for a 96...?
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M8X40

M5x20
Thank you, sir. I feel so impotent without a dial caliper, a tap set, a thread gauge, a box-o-bolts, or any other means of rapidly identifying fasteners... Took me 15 years to build up the old bolt box, and about a minute to kiss it goodbye.
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I think i found everything you circled on your diagrams:







The shift **** is a little beat up, let me know if you are interested in any of it.
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Originally Posted by Joe Perez
Thank you, sir. I feel so impotent without a dial caliper, a tap set, a thread gauge, a box-o-bolts, or any other means of rapidly identifying fasteners...
Just look at the part numbers of the bolts?
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Originally Posted by fooger03
Just look at the part numbers of the bolts?
Interesting- I'd never noticed that before.

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I think i found everything you circled on your diagrams:

The shift **** is a little beat up, let me know if you are interested in any of it.
Awesome. Lemme know how much you want for the lot, shipping to 12590.

Question- if the leather handle rotates on the threaded part, how the hell did you manage to unscrew it?
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Originally Posted by Joe Perez

Question- if the leather handle rotates on the threaded part, how the hell did you manage to unscrew it?
Dishrag and vice grips. I have a piece of leather I use as a softjaw in my garage. I may have actually used that instead of the dishrag, it was a while ago, and it did not fight me at all coming off.

I'll send you a pm tonight about it.
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Originally Posted by Davezorz
Dishrag and vice grips. I have a piece of leather I use as a softjaw in my garage. I may have actually used that instead of the dishrag, it was a while ago, and it did not fight me at all coming off.

I'll send you a pm tonight about it.
Were you able to do this without damaging the ****? I've been putting off replacing my torn shift boot because of this. lol
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Joe - I just found the **** off my NA. Very fine '89-vintage vinyl. In very good shape, but not nearly as nice as my $6 1981 Kal Kustom walnut ball. Also not nearly as nice as leather, no matter how ratty. I would much rather use Dave's. Yours if you want it.

Since you foolishly offered, can you get a report on VIN # 1GCGK29U51Z199098. 2001 Chevy 2500HD, if it matters. A for-reals truck I can afford.

Thanks
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Joe - I just found the **** off my NA. Very fine '89-vintage vinyl. In very good shape, but not nearly as nice as my $6 1981 Kal Kustom walnut ball. Also not nearly as nice as leather, no matter how ratty. I would much rather use Dave's. Yours if you want it.
I'd honestly much rather have that than a leather-wrapped NB ****. The rubber-ish **** on my '90 and '92 cars was just fine. You take Dave's, I'll take yours.



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Since you foolishly offered, can you get a report on VIN # 1GCGK29U51Z199098. 2001 Chevy 2500HD, if it matters. A for-reals truck I can afford.
Cleanest report I've ever seen. One owner, zero hits. Full report attached.
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PM me an address. I'll mail/UPS it.
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Oh, and thanks for the report. I've been looking for something like this for over a year - it even comes with a current state safety inspection sticker. Going to look at it Sat.
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