1SC stripper build
#21
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Thats odd that you had fitment issues with the trans mount.I just installed the same one back in december and it went on good.only took about 2 hours.i am m6 though which could have something to do with it.did you ever link the problem with anything specific or did you just mod the crossmember and forget about it?
nice build BTW
nice build BTW
Last edited by blk99sleekbeak; 03-04-2009 at 02:26 PM.
#23
did you ever link the problem with anything specific or did you just mod the crossmember and forget about it?
#31
Installed the Full Throttle Speed Hotwire fuel pump kit today and cut the trap door for easier fuel pump service. The hotwire kit fit and looks as if it were factory.
Removed the fuel tank
Drilled .188" holes on the inside of the 4 corners of the tape and then used a Unibit to make a hole big so I could start cutting with my tin snipes to the inside edges of the tape.
Put door edge molding on the cut edges
I will fabricate a lid tomorrow
Removed the fuel tank
Drilled .188" holes on the inside of the 4 corners of the tape and then used a Unibit to make a hole big so I could start cutting with my tin snipes to the inside edges of the tape.
Put door edge molding on the cut edges
I will fabricate a lid tomorrow
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Nice work. What tires do you intend to run on your narrowed front wheels? I’m considering having a pair of my ten-spokes narrowed and using a 195/60/R16 tire. My MT Sportsman and Convo-Pro wheels are very light but I can't stand the look.
#34
What tires do you intend to run on your narrowed front wheels
http://www.mandhtires.com/store.php?...on=show_detail
Rear: M/H 275/50R17
http://www.mandhtires.com/store.php?...on=show_detail
Last edited by Heyfred; 05-19-2011 at 01:32 PM.
#37
found this tread by searching for something else and have been learning from it good post and nice work. How much wieght was shed from the front wheels by doing that? Its a great idea btw
#38
How much of a pain was the ABS delete kit?
Get a small tubing bender, it makes for easier forming in the small area if your engine is in the car.
Use this type of flaring tool if possible, perfect flare everytime.