I hear ya. The one thing I've enjoyed most about this fox is that I have another fast car to drive so I don't get as antsy. You seem to be in the same position, and it's definitely more enjoyable this route.
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I agree 100%. The other car is put up for winter so I've got all my attention on the coupe but it's definitely not the priority. I won't be able to do much with it until after the wedding anyways.
I just can't seem to go without something to wrench on
I just can't seem to go without something to wrench on
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That'll do
Team z you say? How does it look in comparison to upr???? Very interested!
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Maybe get the rear end knocked out tmrw.
That picture reminds me of Caddy Shack-- was waiting to see Carl the gardner lying on that couch....
Can't say anything for fitment just yet. But the welds and powdercoat are nice. Didn't get A arm bolts or a sticker though, feel like I spent enough to earn those
USPS seperated my spindles from my calipers and rotors so they haven't all shown up yet.
Your on Briar right? Briar, yea. number 2. Do you have a pool? A pool and a pond. Pond would be good for you. Cannon ball !!!!! hahaha
Honestly don't know. Parts store slotted rotors would be my guess based on what I paid.
The 4 lug rotors were slotted too
Whadya wanna bet you get it running, and drive it before I do?Wanted to try something new
Hell, with my track record that's not a safe bet. Who knows when I'll have a motor for it. Still undecided there.
Ordered new struts today. Need to go to Fastenal and then I'll put the front end together.
Finally going to have a use for these black draglites though.
Hopefully he doesn't feel the need to wear a mask while he goes about his day traveling the Galaxy chasing after his bits and pieces.
