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Old 05-08-2007, 08:29 PM
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As spring is here, I thought I'd throw up an update on my winter's mods.

Thanks to the violent exit of the driveshaft at the dragstrip last fall, I have a new 8.5" posi rear, alluminum driveshaft, and slide-a-link traction bars.
Thanks to an out of control camber situation that trashed the inside edge of my Eagle F1's, I got G/W lower arms & SC&C adjustable uppers and some hotchkiss springs.
Wile I was detailing underneath, I found some rust, which led to buying and learning to use a welder, replacing one side of the floor, and welding on a set of Hotchkiss SFC's. While the exhaust system was off, I cleaned it and painted it, and lost the flow 40's for a set of Borlas (they sound soooo sweet!)

And... I can finally stop, thanks to a full set of Wilwood disk brakes!

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Old 05-08-2007, 08:36 PM
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very nice work Jim!

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Old 05-08-2007, 08:46 PM
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Did you paint your rear rotor hats black? I think I am going to do that with my Wilwood rotors.
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Thanks Jody!

Yea, I didn't want em rusting in there, so I just masked em off and shot em with some rustoleum 7777.
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Great job Jim!!!
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Thanks Anthony. With real brakes I think I finally qualify for the PT club, tho she ain't nuttin like some of the projects you guys got going.

Here's a couple shots of the whole car. These were taken before I put the hotchkiss springs on, the 4x4 look is gone now, front is 2" lower.
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