'74 X7 Turbo rwd -spring '17 prep
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Re: '74 X7 Turbo rwd
Can't wait to see you do wheelies in that thing.
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Re: '74 X7 Turbo rwd
RadioFlyer wrote:Can't wait to see you do wheelies in that thing.
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That is an impressive amount of metal work. Can't wait to see it finished.
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No kidding. Where do you find the time to do all the welding and design? Oh wait, you must not be married or have kids. I used to do all kinds of fun stuff...
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RadioFlyer wrote:No kidding. Where do you find the time to do all the welding and design? Oh wait, you must not be married or have kids. I used to do all kinds of fun stuff...
Radio Flyer,
You better hope your wife doesn't get to read any of these posts !!
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Haha you're right - I'm going to get myself in trouble one of these days. She's incredible though and we joke together a lot about the Saabs. Fact is, she's a much better mechanic than I am, but she will never admit it.
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Re: '74 X7 Turbo rwd
I'm taking my last course at the university now which gives me three working days with an empty schedule. Guess where those days are spent?
My plan is to finish most of the bodywork before christmas, and it seems like it will work.
My plan is to finish most of the bodywork before christmas, and it seems like it will work.
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Re: '74 X7 Turbo rwd
This project is taking way to little time...isn't it supposed to take years
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Re: '74 X7 Turbo rwd
No it can't take years, my 9-3 Monte Carlo isn't as fun to drive during summer
T5-harness marked up and gets adjusted. Exhaust manifold gets a makeover to fit better.
The inside starts to take shape.
Rear brake discs, 253x20mm vented mounted and pushed the wheel that little extra.
Front spring seats made (the old are sold). Starting at 2.5Hz on all four corners this time.
T5-harness marked up and gets adjusted. Exhaust manifold gets a makeover to fit better.
The inside starts to take shape.
Rear brake discs, 253x20mm vented mounted and pushed the wheel that little extra.
Front spring seats made (the old are sold). Starting at 2.5Hz on all four corners this time.
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Re: '74 X7 Turbo rwd
Got any room for a passenger? Looks kinda tight. Where does the ebrake go?
Can you make one like that for me?
Can you make one like that for me?
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Re: '74 X7 Turbo rwd
looks like there is room, though I bet there is some loss of ergonomics. Parking brake is probably hydraulic?
Keep up the good work!
Keep up the good work!
Less brake more gas!
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Re: '74 X7 Turbo rwd
There's room, the tunnel is slightly larger on the right side to fit the exhaust though. The parking brake is mounted (and seen in the picture behind the shifter). The rear calipers have integrated parking brake just like the 900 ones :)
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