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damn, thats a great looking suspension setup. the colors look like the wardrobe of "saved by the bell" damn, i wish i had that kind of cash and time.
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Originally posted by Stephen Fry
'It's now very common to hear people say, "I'm rather offended by that", as if that gives them certain rights. It's no more than a whine. It has no meaning, it has no purpose, it has no reason to be respected as a phrase. "I'm offended by that." Well, so fucking what?' Stephen Fry
thanks guys!! yeah it would have been all shades of grey if i had that option, but theres not much i could do about it hahaha. red, yellow, green, blue... i should cover my brake lines with purple wire loom. :P
thanks guys!! yeah it would have been all shades of grey if i had that option, but theres not much i could do about it hahaha. red, yellow, green, blue... i should cover my brake lines with purple wire loom. :P
i did my suspension like yo did minus the paint lol i got lazy on that part...oh and the lower ball joints they wer still in great shape hope you have the car sittin on its own feet now lol instead of blocks
soo nice at least your moving forward with this, must feel really great to check this shit off and move forward, it felt great to me when my brake were done lol
soo nice at least your moving forward with this, must feel really great to check this shit off and move forward, it felt great to me when my brake were done lol
-sean
bushings tight, check
wheels on, check
on the ground, check
out of garage, check
well THAT was a hassle. the ES book said to not tighten any bushings until the car is on the ground, which does make sense... and i figure the only possible way to do that is set the car down on bricks before putting the wheels on.
the car was really high up on jackstands, enough to make things interesting.
my night went like this: front up, stack bricks, front down, tighten stuff, front up, bricks out, wheels on, front down, front up, bricks under tires, front down, back up, stack bricks, back down, tighten stuff, back up, bricks out, wheels on, back down, front up, bricks out, front down.
anyway the suspension is fully tight and together, we rolled it out of the garage into the driveway again. the alignment/camber is pretty far off so i need to limp it straight to have oneoffaccord do an alignment. but that will happen once its running again.
heres some pictures. excuse the rust and crappy pictures, outside of the garage is even darker and even harder to take pics.
now i remember those wheels woot lol now just gotta get the engine stuff done and the body work done ......man thats dusty lol how long has it been sitting in your garage again? lol keep it up mike
now i remember those wheels woot lol now just gotta get the engine stuff done and the body work done ......man thats dusty lol how long has it been sitting in your garage again? lol keep it up mike
yeahhh i picked these because they were cleaner and more open im hoping to be trading them for a certain new set, so i figure ride em while i can.
ill probably do the interior next, this fall/winter/spring hopefully. then i need to learn how to weld and paint, THEN ill do the body... lol
its been in there for like 2 months... it didnt help that there was a table saw in the other garage spot that was used for most of that hopefully it rains soon.
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