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Got the adjustable subframe in.
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Engine is finally back home.
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Do I win the spiffiest steering wheel contest?
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Now the hard part.....dusting
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great looking ride...you comin to 5erFest?

That's the most godawful steering wheel I've ever seen...

Ya got a new setup in the works?

Is your block red? Don't forget to "blueprint" your cooling system

chrism wrote:Do I win the spiffiest steering wheel contest?

No, you win the fugliest steering wheel contest! Yuk!

I think they would've liked the Blackline steering wheel with the leather rim better.

Lookin' good, Chris!

Needed something to match my woodgrain shift knob

shifty wrote:I think they would've liked the Blackline steering wheel with the leather rim better.

Lookin' good, Chris!

chrism wrote:Got the adjustable subframe in.

What is an "adjustable" subframe? Please essplain it to me...

Thanks,

Mark

Take your subframe out. Slot the mounting holes and add a couple of these eccentric kits.

Vance

Holy hell, your car actually has a motor in it again??



Duke, his block is really more of an orange hue. Don't worry about him blueprinting the cooling system, I'll be shocked if that spiffy block makes it to the fall without a melted piston or other fantastic calamity.

Just remember, Chris, spring side faces TOWARDS the block!

Jeremy

Jeremy wrote: I'll be shocked if that spiffy block makes it to the fall without a melted piston or other fantastic calamity.

No more breaking pistons

Jeremy wrote: Just remember, Chris, spring side faces TOWARDS the block!

Jeremy

OHHH Yeah!!

chrism wrote:No more breaking pistons

You aiming for a snapped connecting rod this time instead? hehe.

Jeremy