TomM's - LSA Powered - 66 Nova Coupe...
09-20-2015, 07:27 PM
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Freak'in Awsum.............But.......We would expect nothing less from you........LOL.....Great Typical Tom build !!!!!
09-25-2015, 03:14 PM
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10-13-2015, 08:37 AM
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I have those double-adjustable Viking shocks at all four corners on my restomod truck. Really great to dial in handling and ride parameters .
Cool build! Great job with it.
Doug
Cool build! Great job with it.
Doug
10-13-2015, 08:32 PM
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Nice looking build.
Question: What are you planning on running for a fuel system? Reason I ask is the LSA fuel pressure is attained by running the pump via pulse width modulation.
Question: What are you planning on running for a fuel system? Reason I ask is the LSA fuel pressure is attained by running the pump via pulse width modulation.
10-14-2015, 08:42 AM
#32
Frame connectors are a must , could not tell if you had them in your picture of parts butt you will need them , Id source those first , and then think of brakes , usually brakes are first on my list
11-02-2015, 12:13 PM
#36
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Great job!
You probably don't need the help, but the copper nickel (NiCu) brake line material is awesome to work with - easy to bend and flare, corrosion resistant - looks great. I also have Eastwood's flaring tool (maybe $200 wit the dies) to make the ends. I can find the product if you need it.
You probably don't need the help, but the copper nickel (NiCu) brake line material is awesome to work with - easy to bend and flare, corrosion resistant - looks great. I also have Eastwood's flaring tool (maybe $200 wit the dies) to make the ends. I can find the product if you need it.
11-02-2015, 05:01 PM
#38
I feel sorry for those rear tires..................
Ken
Ken
11-08-2015, 05:26 PM
#39
Brakes done....
Fronts...
Rear...may redo these, now that I look at it, not sure I like them up that high
Had to get that done to get the motor in. I was relieved to see that the blower does not stick up above the hood line. So if anybody asks, yes, a LSA engine will fit....
Set the engine forward 1" again. Good thing I did, might have had a clearance issue on the driver's side at the firewall and the wiper motor...
That's all for now...
T,
Fronts...
Rear...may redo these, now that I look at it, not sure I like them up that high
Had to get that done to get the motor in. I was relieved to see that the blower does not stick up above the hood line. So if anybody asks, yes, a LSA engine will fit....
Set the engine forward 1" again. Good thing I did, might have had a clearance issue on the driver's side at the firewall and the wiper motor...
That's all for now...
T,
11-08-2015, 06:04 PM
#40
Beautiful !!!!!!!