geez still dont haev the front brakes??? what taking so long?
dual fans? didnt the setup you got from ebay only have 1 fan,did you get the rad./fans that franks was talking about?
I ended up getting a dual spal set up from the radiator shop I bought it from. Should flow 3400 cfm. The wilwoods are a sore subject with me right now. 6 months since I paid for them and no front brakes. I havent' needed them but I will very very soon. Hope they show up this week.
Good thing you installed AC in your garage, it's 109 today. OH WAIT...that's right you installed a heater thinking the car would have arrived sooner. WOW! That sucks........lol
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I'd rather sweat my ass of than freeze We have throttle, carbuerator, and the grommet for the wires through the firewall done this morning. Lookin good boys...stop on by anytime.
Good thing you installed AC in your garage, it's 109 today. OH WAIT...that's right you installed a heater thinking the car would have arrived sooner. WOW! That sucks........lol
that what im doing today lol. putting up a swamper in the garage...
ive been wanting to come by but i work evenings
I'm out of town most of July. Barely got time to swap out the laundry on this last rotation home. I'll be back some time after the 10th...ugh. I'll grab Aj and swing by one weekend when things slow down on this end.
Keep at it!
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After all the talk of one fan not doing the job, I called the radiator manufacturer and they make a dual spal setup for my radiator. It's all wired with an individual relay per fan. I still need to tidy up the wiring a little in the photo.
I got the throttle completely set up and adjusted along with the carb mounted. The fuel system is turn key minus the gas cap and gas
Prodigy Customs repainted my dash insert and got it back super quick. I was pleasantly suprised when the Fed ex guy showed up on Saturday. It' looks great. All the gauges are completely wired and ready to plug and play.
This is a pretty pleasant site to come home to everyday. I have people stopping by left and right. Met a really cool guys tonight that lives a few blocks away that is a toy nut and restoring a 69 Firebird right now.
Love the project so far. The only thing I'm not "feeling" is the black mesh covering your radiator hose. And it's not so much the covering as it is how it looks unfinished and rough on the ends.
Is that how you plan on running it or is that just for now?
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We have throttle, carbuerator, and the grommet for the wires through the firewall done this morning. Lookin good boys...stop on by anytime.
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