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I'm in love! It's going to look so good! |
They are behind schedule and I've had to borrow a car for a work trip to Virginia Tech. I hope I get it back sooner than later. I still need to do a lot for suspension. Hoping Downmented can help me out if he's free.
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Originally Posted by psyber_0ptix
(Post 1345544)
They are behind schedule and I've had to borrow a car for a work trip to Virginia Tech. I hope I get it back sooner than later. I still need to do a lot for suspension. Hoping Downmented can help me out if he's free.
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I was hoping by this weekend. It gets fully primed today. But it isn't done till it's done so I cannot say for sure. I'd expect be next weekend. I'll hold off on the brake job as I can do that myself. Just tank, subframes and arms.
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Dat beryllium doe.
Looking good |
Fenders massaged and ready to hit the booth. Should have it by Friday
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Looks badass!
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I'm having a difficult time believing I'll have this up and ready for a trackday I'm registered for Sept 9.
I still need to: Install gas tank Rear Subframe Front Subframe Control Arms Brakes Suspension and align. I was hoping to sneak the oil cooler into that list, but I have no clue if I'll get the routing in time. I guess the short version could be just suspension, brakes, and alignment, but man my bushings are shot. |
Fly me out and I'll do it in a weekend :)
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Originally Posted by aidandj
(Post 1347766)
Fly me out and I'll do it in a weekend :)
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You need more tools.
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Go to harbor freight and buy their hand tools. They're cheap, and really not bad quality (as long as you stay away from their pliers). Sockets/socket wrenches, etc are good there.
I dunno. The underside of these cars are just so damned simple. I feel like with one helper that sounds like about a full day's work plus alignment. You got this. |
Originally Posted by aidandj
(Post 1347770)
You need more tools.
Originally Posted by turbofan
(Post 1347771)
Go to harbor freight and buy their hand tools. They're cheap, and really not bad quality (as long as you stay away from their pliers). Sockets/socket wrenches, etc are good there.
I dunno. The underside of these cars are just so damned simple. I feel like with one helper that sounds like about a full day's work plus alignment. You got this. |
$10/hour is wellllll worth it for a clean work space with a lift. Go load up on harbor freight tools, PB blaster, breaker bar. Spray the PB blaster on everything a couple times throughout the day before (just leave the car in the air, crawl under there and spray everything every couple hours if possible). Then go to town on it.
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Originally Posted by psyber_0ptix
(Post 1343990)
Rust repair and paint (same color). Hopefully done next week. Then need to figure out radiator shrouding/intercooler piping redo and all the subframe/control arms/suspension/brakes/wheels/tires.
I'm gone nearly all August so I'll have but one or two weekends to swap all the things and shake down before track day |
Originally Posted by psyber_0ptix
(Post 1349524)
So I pick the car up Friday! Only three weeks late, and still so much to do!
I'm gone nearly all August so I'll have but one or two weekends to swap all the things and shake down before track day |
^This man gets the gold star. He has saved me and has done a really gracious favor. I'm stoked.
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Sounds like this build is about to hit the fast forward button, nothing like knocking out a bunch of shit all at once.
Really pumped to see this car with the repaint! |
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