Esta en Ingles, pero miren el laburo que se mandaron...
after she opened the garage I thought,,, I could work with this
nothing inside the car but a few parts! hey a FREE Turbo charger!
and a few more parts in the trunk
Time to get it on the trailer
a little rain, whats an adventure without rain
with the frame out, I started clean up, my girlfriends son (Kyle)was a great help turning some wrench and lifting the body parts
First I weld all the seams on the frame for reinforcement and then I sent it to [URL="http://www.peenrite.com/tech.html"]Peen Rite[/URL] for a shot peen to help reduce Resistance Fatigue (torsional resistance) and here's the frame after peening and some charcoal grey paint
while the frame was away relaxing(pun intended) in sunny southern california,
We built a Wooden body trolly to roll the car around the garage and roll it outside
and Here my girl friends son Kyle is sand blasting the body outside and working on those lower quarters rusty areas(he's a quick learner)
as the day worn on and it became dark Kyle moved on to firewall clean up inside the garage, Radio going in the back ground and a portable heater
that was easy!!! but this tail panel!! Wow!!
drill out all the spot welds
and more welds
gotta fit and fix it all now
Tail panel almost fitted!!
shot some rust proofing paint under the dash on the headliner area and on the roof
here's the color under the dash
and the subframe looks awesome now going back into the car
super nice fuse block and it fit like factory!!
for sound deadner I used [URL="http://www.thermotec.com/"]Thermo Techs, cool it series[/URL] stuff nice
here's the motor (actual this is version 1.0) I changed the layout later
and here's the Trans it a Borg Warner Super T-10 out of a 70's vette with a wide ratio, I bought it used and then had to rebuild it
here I am learning as I go! that was the key to this build every thing had to be done, or at least attempted by me! I didn't want to farm out a lot of work
and now the engine goes in
I cleaned up the rear end with new gaskets bearing, Axel seals and brake lines, for now (mock up) I will leave the rear drums till I get a rear disc kit together
and while i was getting the rear together I found some sweet rims from a vette...these will look sweet
and my front suspension is coming together nicely also Using The hotchkis front coils springs with KYB GR-2 shocks
and the hotchkis Tie rod ends and sleeves to keep every thing stiff
and added for the fun of it the rear hotchkis rear shock tower brace
super simple new shock bolts
now lay in trunk and bolt it in
rotate the diff to find the retainer bolt
using a small (full circumference) brake bleeder wrench loosen
remove the bolt and set in a safe place
slowly remove the diff pin
now fish out the C-clip Axel retainers
and remove the axel
perfect time to replace rear bearings and rear seals
now remove the 4 bolts holding the rear drums in place
add rear brake brackets and rotor
add the caliper
reroute brake line and add retainer
add E-brake lines
pulled of the heads to install new ones!
clean up the fire wall
new heads from Patriot Racing
Comp cam rockers
Comp cams push rods
putting it together
In this picture I'm testing a new Distributor-less ignition I ran it a few auto cross events but it need some dialing of the computer
I shot the new one with radiator black from eastwood
the old radiator weighs nearly 30 pounds the new one is just 13 pounds!
umm color!! color!! color!!
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