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Old 04-15-2018, 06:32 PM
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Paper badge. Looks almost like the real thing...
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Sideproject 2: DIY Turbo lower front panel


Sideproject 3: DIY Roof rack


Sideproject 1: Lamp pod
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Those Recaros turned out very nice.
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Originally Posted by mel_t_vin
Those Recaros turned out very nice.
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Car is now back on the ground.
New bushing all around and refurbished and bled brakes. Next up is firing the engine.

I seem to have a problem though: I can't get the TDC on the flywheel and the cam gear to line up. I changed the clutch but never took off the flywheel. I also changed the belts but the engine never moved.

Question: Is it possible to put either the flywheel or the camgear out of position?

Static timing will be a nightmare If I don't have correct timing marks...
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First drive. Runs very nice and clutch, brakes and steering is good.
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Fricken cool... awesome job thus far!
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you should upgrade to the late model rain gutters (and flush windshield)
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Originally Posted by Alpineace
you should upgrade to the late model rain gutters (and flush windshield)
Oh, so a different shell? That seems practical.
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Originally Posted by Scott at Team Harco
Oh, so a different shell? That seems practical.
You mean shell as in chasis/frame? do you understand how they work?

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Originally Posted by Alpineace
You mean shell as in chasis/frame? do you understand how they work?
It may be you that doesn't understand. How will you mount a flush windshield to a shell designed for a different size piece of glass and one that is deeply recessed?
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Originally Posted by Scott at Team Harco
It may be you that doesn't understand. How will you mount a flush windshield to a shell designed for a different size piece of glass and one that is deeply recessed?
no, its DEFINITELY you that doesn't understand. do your own research, last I checked my name isn't google. check your ignorance.
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Carry on, ace.


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