SFI 25.2 Mustang/LSx build "The Renegade"
#291
The paint was very tricky it naturally comes out VERY thick, if you don't keep it moving it will run. Decided to do 2 coats to make sure I have good coverage. I used adhesion promoter on the door bars to make sure they stick good. The clear coat will make it shine and bring the metal flake out.
#298
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Get any work on the car done this weekend? I posted some new photos in the mini tubbing section, man i have a tin can on wheels
I must have pulled close to another 20 pounds out maybe more, that has to be close to 100pounds removed from this pile, now I need to start lightening up the front to get the weight back even.
I must have pulled close to another 20 pounds out maybe more, that has to be close to 100pounds removed from this pile, now I need to start lightening up the front to get the weight back even.
#299
Didn't get much done this weekend...
- Used a piece of 6" aluminum tubing 18" long, cut a 1/2" section out to make a inlet on the bumper for the turbo. Got the bumper cut and than trimmed the aluminum tube so it contours the bumper
- Milled ~.015 off the back of the pistons, just used a round aluminum burr and milled a groove between the wrist pin, have about .020 of clearance now
- Cleaned the block for assembly
- Cleaned/Hung the rods on the pistons
- Tig welded reluctor wheel to crank
- Dropped the crank in the LSx block, installed main caps and completed 2 torque sequences
- Drilled remining holes in the valley cover and pre-fit 1/8" bung for oil pressure
- Ground off fill tube from valve covers to weld on Aluminum fill bung and cap
- Touched up a couple areas on the cage where the paint was thin
- Mounted fenders and front bumper back onto car to go to paint
I'll get some more work done tomorrow morning before work.
- Used a piece of 6" aluminum tubing 18" long, cut a 1/2" section out to make a inlet on the bumper for the turbo. Got the bumper cut and than trimmed the aluminum tube so it contours the bumper
- Milled ~.015 off the back of the pistons, just used a round aluminum burr and milled a groove between the wrist pin, have about .020 of clearance now
- Cleaned the block for assembly
- Cleaned/Hung the rods on the pistons
- Tig welded reluctor wheel to crank
- Dropped the crank in the LSx block, installed main caps and completed 2 torque sequences
- Drilled remining holes in the valley cover and pre-fit 1/8" bung for oil pressure
- Ground off fill tube from valve covers to weld on Aluminum fill bung and cap
- Touched up a couple areas on the cage where the paint was thin
- Mounted fenders and front bumper back onto car to go to paint
I'll get some more work done tomorrow morning before work.