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Old 12-09-2017, 07:36 PM
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Bumped for a certain someone. 8 months in and lots of testing. My work???........Flawless. Results???.....Phenomenal. Happy???...... Beyond
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Car is now worthy! But.....something supremely odd has occurred. The new wheels and tires have changed my rear ride-height dramatically. A combination of wheel offset, tire width and diameter, and lack of spacer in conjunction with the high level of negative camber has caused my headlights to fall short of their previous destination.....a lot. It seems every changed lifted the car and none of them lowered it.
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You know; that's just a bad-*** look. I really like the "auxiliary" lights.
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Originally Posted by sithot
You know; that's just a bad-*** look. I really like the "auxiliary" lights.
It does blow my mind that I've built a hot rod worthy and welcomed among such magnificent machines.

...and Thank You. 
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Where'd the post go about the ride height? Thought I posted it in this thread?

Don't have time now.....

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Several of you have asked about my fuel injectors so here is a few pictures.

I ran Bosch 784's with plug adapters for more than a year it seems and loved every second of it. They are the ones on the rag. Then my injector guy called and offered me a set of Bosch 715's saying they have a better pattern, slightly more volume, and don't need the adapter. Wasn't sure at first but after several tank of gas I am hooked.


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Looks like you have a pretty serious case of Ratchet Handle Deficiency.

Better buy some more quickly -- before it spreads
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Originally Posted by r911
Looks like you have a pretty serious case of Ratchet Handle Deficiency.

Better buy some more quickly -- before it spreads
Very true. With 38 sets of Snap On sockets and only about 16 SO ratchets I'm woefully deficient. Pawn shopping was a fantastic stress reliever for a number of years. Now I mostly just stop at the coin shop and buy five 1oz silver bullion on a day I need to unwind.



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