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Round headlights with boxy car.. something doesn't work i.mo
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Painted an old pair of door panels with primer gray... PO painted it black like the 1st pic.
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Charlie, I hate round lights on a Festiva. That being said, I really like what you've done!
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What have you done to your Festiva today!?
Added a couple of lights to Semper Fi-stiva's grill. Well, not today exactly. Actually took about a week of piddling. Before and after shots. Color difference is due to different times of year, day, and cameras.
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Went to replace my tie rod. I was so sure I had the right part number. Turns out I need fine thread, not the coarse that took 4 days to get here!
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Nuff said
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Call the authorities, Scitzz has escaped the Insane Asylum again!
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Started the installation of the parking brake cable out of the 4dr Aspire. It was bear getting it out of the Aspire but the Festiva's was almost to easy to remove. The only thing I have to figure out is the bracket on the gas tank. I'm thinking a couple zip ties should be sufficient.
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I finally got my tie rod ends replaced today.
I'm making slow progress on getting ready for Madness.
Hopefully tomorrow I'll wake up early enough and get the alignment done.
After that, it's just mount and balance my new tires and get myself ready for the trip. Departure in just a hair under 14 days.
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Originally posted by DriverOne View PostI'd really like to see some parts coming out of the desert.
I've got my own mods going on now. If things happen the right way, Red Retro (aka the half-pint hot rod) will be at Madness.
M&R Metal Fab (Wiles Rd. Anderson, for any interested locals) built me these12-gauge A36 carbon Steel plate bridges for $72. They will install them as soon as I get the car to their shop. This is good news for Area Festy 1, as 72 square feet of real estate just opened back up. The frame will be sandblasted, removing all undercoating and rust from the original steel. These new bridges will then be penetrated at the best spots possible to weld the new steel to the remaining steel as well as to the floorboards.
Dimensions are 2.5' x 2" IW x 1 7/8" IH with 1" flanges.
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Originally posted by Advancedynamix View PostI may produce a kit to sell in the future. Right now it's just a prototype.
I've got my own mods going on now. If things happen the right way, Red Retro (aka the half-pint hot rod) will be at Madness.
M&R Metal Fab (Wiles Rd. Anderson, for any interested locals) built me these12-gauge A36 carbon Steel plate bridges for $72. They will install them as soon as I get the car to their shop. This is good news for Area Festy 1, as 72 square feet of real estate just opened back up. The frame will be sandblasted, removing all undercoating and rust from the original steel. These new bridges will then be penetrated at the best spots possible to weld the new steel to the remaining steel as well as to the floorboards.
Dimensions are 2.5' x 2" IW x 1 7/8" IH with 1" flanges.Last edited by DriverOne; 09-20-2012, 02:51 PM.
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Austin, for most applications you can use moog alignment shims ( look them up on eBay for a picture) in the rear. They are blue disks that are thinner on one half and thicker on the other. You break the little tabs off of the locations where the stub axle studs go through in the orientation that you need the shim to be for correct alignment (camber and toe). In order to get the amount of camber that I wanted I made stub axle spacers from steel and I precision ground the spacers to the angle I needed. These spacers allow me to lower my suspension drastically while having ideal camber and toe. I may produce a kit to sell in the future. Right now it's just a prototype.
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