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Haha, I love babies, only they can be considered cute when they look so funny.
It's all good, I had an adult sized head for damn near my whole life and had to grow into it.
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Originally Posted by Steve McQueen
A lot of people go through life doing things badly. Racing's important to men who do it well. When you're racing, it...it's life. Anything that happens before or after, is just waiting.
OK fine. Anything new with the car, or has your new upgrade been keeping you busy.
Pretty much been keeping me busy. This coming week will see a little bit of work done on the car, as follows:
1) Partially install GReddy Warning water temp gauge ("partial" in that I need to have a bung welded on the water neck and tap it before completing installation
2) Clean up underdash gauge wiring
3) Reinstall dash
4) Reattach ECU to bottom of A/C plenum
5) Start cutting the shape for the piece of aluminum that'll skin the driver's door
6) Get ideas for a battery tie-down
I was thinking about making an aluminum panel as my door panel in my b13. I figured it wouldn't be extremely hard to. Do you know how you're going to do yours?
I was thinking about making an aluminum panel as my door panel in my b13. I figured it wouldn't be extremely hard to. Do you know how you're going to do yours?
Yeah:
1) Take the sheet out of the cardboard it was shipped in and use it to trace a shape
2) Perfect the shape
3) Transfer to aluminum
4) Cut aluminum
5) Drill and install one pop rivet
6) Locate hole for window handle and do fab work
7) Pop rivet everything else
Ok, What should I do about a handle to open and close with?
I'm going to roll down the window and pull on the door. But with the sheet aluminum being as rigid as it is when riveted down, you could get away with installing one before you rivet the sheet to the door.
Congratulations, so will he be the 1st official co-driver of this epic build up??
. Many fun days lay ahead...
