She's a brick.....house
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Re: She's a brick.....house
Performed a bunch of preemptive maintenance today:
Front and rear brakes
-Lines
-Calipers, rebuild
-Pads
-Master brake cylinder
All new suspension bushings
Rack and pinion
Steering pump
Fuel filter
Misc hoses,lines.
Welded the bumper bracket/rad support
Front and rear brakes
-Lines
-Calipers, rebuild
-Pads
-Master brake cylinder
All new suspension bushings
Rack and pinion
Steering pump
Fuel filter
Misc hoses,lines.
Welded the bumper bracket/rad support
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That's the plan,but I might wait until after winter. NY winters suck. I might just cut some springs in the meantime because I'm tired of staring SUV owners in the face
Still trying to decide on a set of wheels.
Still trying to decide on a set of wheels.
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my buddy has the same car. the main problem he had ran into is faulty electronics. just try to keep everything as intact as possible. but man it will be cool when you are done. looking forwards to it!
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She's a brick.....house
Finally got Vivian back and it feels way more solid with the brembos and redone breaking system.
TBH, I wish it was a manual,but this thing is just so fun regardless. It's not fast in any sense of the word,but I was driving around the adirondacks today and it was holding its own,definitely has a different feeling than the Z. I can't help,but smile when my little 79 wagon trudges past a modern day car.
With that said it has me looking at upgrading the cam,going catless and a straight pipe
TBH, I wish it was a manual,but this thing is just so fun regardless. It's not fast in any sense of the word,but I was driving around the adirondacks today and it was holding its own,definitely has a different feeling than the Z. I can't help,but smile when my little 79 wagon trudges past a modern day car.
With that said it has me looking at upgrading the cam,going catless and a straight pipe