StyleLab

hey Seb nice work! Did you solve the no spark issue? does the tach. bounce when you crank? I need to come pick up my stuff when you have a minute.

Montreal low!

ehall

Sorry. I thought this was some horrific thread about a fat chick with no ***.
Then I realized the CPR didn't start the thread!
Sorry for the interruption!

pormgb

I removed my Torsion Bars last summer, I run Billstein Coilovers on the front (350lb) and Aldan Double Adjustable Coilovers on the rear (400lb), I also run Racer'sEdge rear shock bolts. With 18" wheels, my car sits around 24.5" from the ground to the wheel arches.

jasonlp

When you need to turn the wheel full over before going over a speed bump using camber to barely gain clearance and you hear a slight scrape noise you know your car's low

My car has kept me poor for 3 years now but at least this year will be the final year of upgrades and hopefully goes back to normal maintenance costs. This final project though I will probably need to sacrifice old macdonalds farm and his daughter to get this project off the gound lol

Paseb

i had to buy new wheels to run those big reds lol

kghaas

pormgb: do you have a picture thread of your ride? I realy like the looks..

Paseb

[QUOTE=StyleLab;7261078]hey Seb nice work! Did you solve the no spark issue? does the tach. bounce when you crank? I need to come pick up my stuff when you have a minute.

hey nick ,

you know i just started to work back on the car last week,

so i havnt touch back the engine problem, finished the suspension, brakes and clutch bleeding, rear swaybar..... engine is next

sure, you can come or we can meet somewhere,
but i still need your help though lol ( lindsey stuff)

let me know

Paseb

porm, your Racer'sEdge rear shock bolts

they look like the bolts that came with my koni coil over...

pormgb

Probably do, they allow the use shocks with ½” spherical ends, there are allot of coilovers with 1/2 diameter spherical bearings.

pormgb

No, I don't have a thread, I have thought about doing one but I'm always adding something to the car.