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Repop lower cowl showed up last week.
Hoping to get back to metal work soon...
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03-22-2022, 02:34 PM
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Just got these a week ago...
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03-22-2022, 06:46 PM
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Nice. Hope you like them. They certainly look convenient.
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No work on the car but a couple of new (used) machines to help with the build.
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Well that looks like fun and it looks like they were meant to be right in that spot.
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Good find. I bet you can do wonders with those machines.
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Two years since the last update, i haven't got much done.
Car hasn't set on all fours since 2015.
New Nitto NT555 G2 tires. 295/40-18 and 255/45-18 on Boze Traction wheels.
I have been doing some minor sheet metal work over the last week.
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Welcome back and the car looks awesome on all four.
So what are the plans now that you are back on it ????
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Two years since the last update, i haven't got much done.
Car hasn't set on all fours since 2015.
New Nitto NT555 G2 tires. 295/40-18 and 255/45-18 on Boze Traction wheels.
I have been doing some minor sheet metal work over the last week.
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Those are great looking wheels. Congrats getting the car back on its wheels even if temporary.
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Welcome back and the car looks awesome on all four.
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Thanks Marty and Trey
Plans are to center the pinion on the housing and possibly narrow it a bit more.
I had used a housing I had on hand and ordered Currie axles. A friend has been helping me and he is an awesome tig 🧑*🏭 welder . Might as well get it exact now. There are multiple Speedtech brackets that are only tacked on for mockup. I had to design a trailing arm bracket since this is a Camaro torque arm I have been modifying to fit my Ford.
Lots of sheet metal work ahead of me, wiring harness etc.
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