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  1. 2 minutes ago, jhm said:

    Hard to tell for sure; but those T3 high-clearance tie rod ends appear to have standard tapered pins on them; which obviously means you wouldn't want to drill out the steering knuckles.  I would call T3 to verify.

     

    I bought T3's adjustable tie rod ends a few years ago; and they used a 5/8" bolt at the tie rod end; which meant I did have to drill out my stock steering knuckles to accept the bolt.  They were a different style than these new high-clearance tie rod ends that T3 is offering. 

     

    FYI, you can email them and ask them to include the straight pins rather than the tapered ones.

  2. On 12/3/2019 at 3:39 PM, HuD 91gt said:

    Just for reference for future interested parties.

     

    I ordered these parts for my 08/71 240z. They do not fit.  First off which is well

    known, the 08/71 booster bolt

    pattern is different (anything <08/71 I believe).

     

    But more important, this 8.75” booster won’t fit with the clutch master, and also hits the throttle cable linkage bracket.  Rough measurements show an 8” master “might” fit, but I’d expect a little clearancing required.  

     

    Edit: after seeing the above post and the 8.5” booster in the photo. I decided to drill the holes and make sure.   Not going to happen.  I’m in the midst of cutting off the throttle linkage bracket, and will offset the booster as much as I can to avoid the clutch master. If you look in the above photo. There is no way they can remove their clutch master without removing the brake booster.  I will most likely make some

    sort of offset on the brake pedal itself as well.

     

    Do you have any updates or photos on this? Need a new booster and wanting to upgrade to a bigger unit.

  3. 12 hours ago, Invincibleextremes said:

    I can do 650.  That way you don't have to trust my hack welding.  Can't do any lower unless a handful of people want some and have money ready... then I'll be happy to get them laser cut in batches and obviously the price will be even better.

     

    Cutting them by hand takes forever and theres no way i'm working  for free.

    Fair enough!

     

    I can wait if others want a better price as well since I don't have my vehicle back yet. Otherwise I'd do a set of tacked for that price!

  4. On 16/05/2016 at 3:35 PM, rturbo 930 said:

    I think you mean Ford 8.8 Diff swap. Anyway, I'll be following this one. I didn't care for the amount of things you have to change out to use Fritt's conversion. My plan was the following:

     

    8.8 Diff, mounts, etc.

    DSS stub axles

    930 CVs

    Custom length axle shaft

    And an adapter to go between the 930 CV and the factory stub axle, like you'd use to convert to Z31 CVs.

     

    Chequered Flag Joe actually makes that adapter, but only in 39 spline, I believe, and he sells it as part of a kit. I'm interested to see what you come up with. Something a little less spendy would be nice.

    What is the process for determining the length of a custom length axle shaft?  Bolt everything up and take a tape measure to it (similar to measuring a driveshaft)?

  5. For a street driven S30, here's about as much as you can do to stiffen the chassis:

     

    1. Seam Weld (every sheet metal seam overlap.)

    2. Bad Dog Subframe Connectors

    3. Weld-In Roll Bar.

    4. Welded In Rear STB.

    5. Triangulated Front STB.

    6. Radiator Core Support Reinforcement.

    7. Transverse Link Bracing Reinforcement.

    8. RT Diff Mount.

    9. Tubular Seat Mounts.

    10. Box Upper Frame Horns to Firewall/Cowl.

    11. Reinforce Pedal Box/Brake MC Mount.

    12. Reinforce Front ARB Mount.

    13. Reinforce Front Strut Tower to Frame Rail Junction.

     

     

    I have not been able to find any pics of the following so I have a few questions and please excuse my ignorance:

    6. Would this run along the outside of the upper radiator bracket? or just on top of the lower one?

    11. Is this just a matter of welding some sort of bracket like so?

    http://www.racingonthecheap.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/2009-10-02-037-Small.jpg

    13. Would you weld an "L" bracket from the engine frame rail to the fender wall (inside of engine bay) all the way up to the top of the strut tower? or something similar on the inside of wheel well/strut tower.

  6. Quick question, on my '70 i'm having troubles getting the stubborn thing out. I removed the screws at both ends. Is it supposed to be pulled up or down. From the bottom i saw thick bendy rings in the tube that made me think it won't be able to be pulled up, and the top edge is hard plastic that is impossible to pull through the hole. Help is appreciated.

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