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Old 01-25-2014, 07:50 PM
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Ken your doing a great job on this car,one of my favorites builds,been watching it all the way.That will be a fun ride when finished
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Old 02-09-2014, 01:33 PM
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We got back from out trip last night and I was out in the garage at 7am this morning...........Just had to get going again....Before leaving I got the radiator hose situation all sorted out .....It ended up I had to cut up two hoses each to get the shape and bends to come out correctly.......while gone I ordered some Gates Shrink clamps and some radiator hose couplers from Jegs.....That was the first thing I did this morning was to get the hoses put together and get the coolant into the system.........No Leaks......Then I finished up getting the O2 sensors installed along with getting all the wires in place....Then I bled the brakes again and I'm still not happy with the pedal......still feels a little spongy......(I hate Brakes)........then I put the wheels and tires on the car and got the car on the ground for the first time.........gonna let it sit for a couple and then get the coil-overs adjusted correctly..........my hands are Dirty and it's time for a Nap!!.......Here are some pic's from today....




















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You can change the brake pedal feel with a ratio adjustment --- so what's your ratio now??


You can also change the way the pedal feels with different master cylinder bore sizes...
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The car looks awesome! What a sweet ride this is.
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Absolutely beautiful Ken. Brake cleaner on a rag gets rid of the writing on those Gates clamps, just sayin'.
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Old 02-09-2014, 03:23 PM
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You can change the brake pedal feel with a ratio adjustment --- so what's your ratio now??


You can also change the way the pedal feels with different master cylinder bore sizes...
The pedal is set in the manual position and the system is sized by Wilwood (7/8" bore).........Just not Rock solid like I like it!!
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Absolutely beautiful Ken. Brake cleaner on a rag gets rid of the writing on those Gates clamps, just sayin'.
Yep!!..........It's on the list of things to "Tidy" up!!!
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Big Day today...........I drove the car for the first time.........I just moved it from it's stall to the lift in the next stall, but it moved under it's own power.......I moved it to the lift to put on an old set of mufflers so I can drive it to the muffler shop......Then off for a front end alignment.....Then off to Frame-up to get the A/C system checked and charged and Donnie is going to see what he can do to get a solid brake pedal........(Did I mention I hate playing with Brakes)......Anyhow.....here's a picture with the car in it's new location.........


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How do you plan to attach the hood hinges? Will that trim strip around the rear window hold it??
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How do you plan to attach the hood hinges? Will that trim strip around the rear window hold it??


LOL.............I'm waiting for somebody to come over and help put the hood on............I just finished detailing the hinges today so I will put them and the Hood on tomorrow...........I have my fingers crossed that it will clear the engine......gonna be real close........if not there will be a cowl hood here next week.............
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