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zach69grande

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  1. I ordered my next round of parts from CJ Pony, cleaned up the rest of the steering linkage (torque, grease, cotter pins), and i received and admired the filler neck from stangs-R-me 

    I'm hoping this weekend to fill the power steering set up and test it out, fire up the motor for a bit, install the clutch pedal and steering column, and start looking at pulling the C4. 

     


  2. Finally finished up the brake system. New booster, pedal bushings, master cylinder, stainless lines, prop valve, everything bled... then I installed my steering valve, cylinder, and all the goods up front. I need to torque everything, grease all the things, put the cotter pins in.. Hopefully that gets done this week.

    next i need to torque everything in the suspension once its back on the ground. 

    then its out with the C4 and in with the T5. 

     


  3. I took two days off of work this week. I got the stainless brake lines run, stainless fuel lines run, fuel tank installed,  wheel bearings/rotors installed, calipers installed, new rag joint, and most of the power steering assembly is ready to go back in. Waitin on one stinkin part that was backordered at CJ pony.... 

    Next up is the pedal assembly with clutch pedal and MDL cable clutch kit... 

    It felt great to finally get a couple days off of work to get some time on the car. 


  4. SOLD! Well, not yet.. .look for an email soon though! I'll definitely be contacting you for one. I just put the tank back in ran lines etc and was digging up the old threads on the modification. I'll gladly hand over some $$ to save me the labor on this one. 

    Nice work! The last time I filled the tank some guy was chatting me up about the car....total splash out. embarrassing.  


  5. Yesterday I finished painting the frame rails, removed the old beat rear valence, and painted my brackets for the front and rear sway bars. Today I'm going to reinstall them, add a few missing grease fittings to the fresh suspension components, and work on pulling the column, brake booster, and pedal assembly to add new components and prepare for a 5 speed swap. Let's see how far I get after I finish this coffee!

    ....well, since I'm still the most recent post at the moment - I did it! 

    Installed front and rear sway bars

    installed grease fittings

    pulled the column, brake booster/master cylinder, and pedal bracket

    pulled all the steering linkage.

    now to clean stuff up, get the cable clutch set up, and put 'er all back.... 

     


  6. So, I picked up an OEM hood from a guy. Got it cheeeaaap. no dents, no holes, little surface rust and some scratches... but a really nice original plain hood. 

    I really want to put a shaker on my car. 

    Shaker hoods are expensive. 

    Is there enough demand out there for original hoods, or should I just cut this one and never look back?

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