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2 pointsJeff I have used this wire and had good results with it http://www.esab.ca/ca/en/products/index.cfm?fuseaction=home.product&productCode=94922 points
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2 pointsI would argue that even if they could prove it, it's STILL just a 72 with a history of crappy paint jobs. So it paced a few races, well that's an interesting tidbit of it's past life but I wouldn't give them an extra dollar for that. I would however give them an extra dollar if they took a rag with some thinners on it and wiped off the burgundy over spray.2 points
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1 pointJust called Pacesetter who manufactured the headers on my Z and they do offer them so I'll give it a try.1 point -
1 pointThe PO of my ITS race car modified the base plate to use a couple of aluminum drinking cups as a set of long air horns. Chuck1 point -
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1 point..... and I’m back! A little work tonight on the sound mat. Finished the underdash area.1 point
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1 pointHell yeah! I might see how light he can get my 225mm. Save me some dough ray me. My 225mm aluminum on the 240's like 10 lbs. Tilton or tifton I can't ever remember. Got it for free with a car I bought and resold for what I paid but I kept the e31 head, f54 block ..30 over but dished pistons. Triple 40s and some other stuff. The guy was going by datsungarage.com to the tee. Got married and it was in my garage soon afterwards. Imagine that?!?1 point -
1 pointNo- lightened a 240mm flywheel to 16 pounds . Sent from my iPhone using Classic Zcar Club mobile1 point