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Don't lean on the strut bar after running hard for awhile, that sucker gets hot!

Either on their facebook or website I saw a picture and you could see the metal frame behind it.

They're in the trunk of crown vics too.

Also, you don't have to use the entire repair panel. Do yourself a favor and only cut the minimum amount of original sheet metal out that you can get away with. Then cut a smaller piece from the tabco panels. The smaller the piece, the easier to blend.

How does the dash attach to the metal frame?

I pulled 2 saturn ones from the JY a year or more ago, but haven't gotten any firther than that. Its the adapters and welding that will take some time to figure out, plus the saturn motor is larger than the opel one I believe that is used inthe zpowersteering kit, so fitment looks like it may be an issue for me since I have vintage air AC installed, and there are some components that are closer to the steering shaft than stock. If someone figures out all the adapters to make it work, please post them up.

On my android I can't get it to stop auto focusing. I tried everything they recommended. I haven't checked to see if there has been an update in a few months though. It makes you nauseous watching g the video because it zooms in and jumps out non stop.

also i thought the tesla motor was watercooled but the batteries are not, at least not the individual cells. They use 18650s connected with bus bars with fuse wire, definitely not waterproof.

Are you planning on going the 18650 battery pack route, or prismatics or something else?

The new episode of Car SOS just redid a 240Z.

If you need any pictures of the TTT stuff let me know. I have some thats been sitting in my car for a few months waiting for a chance to put them on.

look on youtube,several people built ovens using steel studs, sheet metal, rockwool insulation and a couple oven heating elements. You can make it as big as you need.

Someone told me to spend as much as I think my head is worth.

Does that bolt to the car or to where there shifter mechanism usually bolts onto the T56?

https://youtu.be/OTAXykiqsGs Saw this video today with a t56 magnum with a gaited shifter in a Jag. Probably too big to fit the Datsun console, but still cool.

I got the ones from TTT and they are too short in the back for my 280. I've been meaning to call him to see what can be done. It may be a little hard to tell since the car was on skates when I took the picture. but this is just with the springs hand tightened with no preload. I had to crank about as much preload as I possibly could in the rear, and the front has an inch or 2 of slack in the spring when I jack up the car. and I used 240 insulators in the front and 280 in the rear. It still sits lower in the back. post 88.

American collectors. They have by mileage policies. I don't know if Haggerty changed, but when I had them, the agent told me I could drive my car whenever. When I read the actual policy that was signed, it clearly stated you could only drive it to car events,car shops, etc. No going to dinner, the store,work, etc. Read your policy carefully. I don't know how hard they actually enforce that, but it gives them a way out if needed.

I mounted my 240 airdam from msa (which is terrible quality by the way) onto my 280 behind the headlights. I had to make the 2 notches as you have marked out in tape to fit down by the horns. The top has just barely enough to have bolts go through them...barely. Also where the turn signals are inset, the msa mold has 1 side thats angled on the back that fits ok, and the other side was square and has a big gap. I tried to send the POS back, but they wanted to charge me a restocking fee plus shipping back would have cost a lot, so I was stuck with it. The guy from there didnt seem to care that he sells an inferior product. I asked if they could put in the description that it is rough and needs a lot of work to make right. If I would have had my expectations properly set going in, then I probably wouldn't have been so disappointed in the ill fitting junk I received.

A cool thing my friends brother did with his 2 post lift was build a table that was the width of the lift, and fit over the legs to sort of lock it in. Now he has a big table he can lay flat against the wall when not in use, and when he needs it, he uses it for a big table for crawfish boils, and an adjustable height work table when he needs that. Good place to spray paint small parts, etc.

Also on their home page is a 25% off coupon for tomorrow, so that sweetens it a little more.

http://www.harborfreight.com/1100-lb-high-lift-transmission-jack-33615.html My dad has the old version of this that doesn't have the foot pump, which makes it annoying. For the price and how much you will probably use it for home use, its perfectly adequate. His is pretty old and still works fine.

I used the factory T56 lower boot.

If it's just mounted to the body by the same 4 bolts as most short nose mounts are, then it won't be much better. You need something to connect under the crossmember or something else substantial.

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Those are nice. They appear a little high though. How tall are you and how much is left between your head and the roof?