Challenger

Just get a manifold and start grinding. It just takes some time and dedication.

Im thinking its bent...

Where is it cracked?

That sounds about right for a car that pristine... curious to see pictures.

Theres already been a thread like this, I think it got a good amount of responses.

His car looks really really high..

Thanks for the link. So after reading this Im curious if Id have to find actual IR LEDs or if I could just get a very bright headlamp and use filters to have it only transmit IR...

Google it and youll find 1PS=0.98632 hp (SAE)

Alright heres the project. A most of you know we cant see infrared light but most video cameras can. So I bought a VHS camcorder for the view finder and the camera. The plan is to some how hook up the video camera to the viewfinder and a power source and then set up a circuit of infrared LEDs and then mount it all on some sort of helmet. Also I took back the small LEDs back and am looking for something more powerful but still relatively cheap. Anyways, any comments would be helpful. Ill have to take the parts to a camera repair shop to see if he can tell me which wires are video, power, ground, etc. Heres the gear....

I dont have time for video games.

Mustang, BMW, Corvette.

I used a pipe wrench. I wasnt worried about scaring it since I had new ones with the new strut inserts. Just be careful to not scar up the actual housing. You wouldnt want to scar or warp the housing. I ended up just takeing it to les schwabs to have the gland nuts put back on. They did all 4 for like $15 or so.

Its not for a car or motorcycle, itll hopefully be running on a 9v battery. I dont want to have a car battery running the LEDs.

Making a really simple circuit but have a really simple question... Heres the plan, I have 5 IR LEDs that Id like to hook up in series with a 9V battery source. The specs on the LEDS are: forward voltage= 1.2V and forward current=100mA. I used an online calculator with this information and it showed to use a 33 ohm resistor to make it all work fine. Does this sound right? Anyone able to verify I was reading the results of the calculator correct? Heres the website. Used the following values in order of imput, 9V, 1.2V, 100mA, 5 LEDs. http://led.linear1.org/led.wiz Thanks for the help! I have my fundamentals of electrical engineering for mechanical engineers next fall so I guess Ill get to learn this stuff at some point.

California was just the name.

Sweet bike. Ride red! Also I dont think saying no scammers will deter a scammer.

Title isnt ok. Doesnt mean anything.

You can barely see the right bracket directly below the blue wire crimp on the right. As owen said, there is a bracket that screws onto them. Ill try to find a picture.

Ill take one. Makes you wonder what Nissan engineers could do with a Z now...

The original one posted doesnt look to bad if you just remove the spoiler and little scoop things.

Not everything with a long hood and no butt looks like a s30.

Oh, I see the tool shed in store! I actually saw my first drift charm a couple days ago. It was a little stuffed animal on the back of a basically stock civic that was lowered with a muffler.

Was the 60mph or 60kph?