One of my co-workers owns it. It stopped shifting into 4th, and reverse, so he pulled the transmission to rebuild it. Turns out he burred up the selector gear for 4th.Razi wrote:Sweet stuff Ian.
What's that RSX doing in the back?Poor thing has no wheels. :P
Fun isn't even the half of it.gmac708 wrote:WOW is right! Looking real good Ian.Something tells me you are having fun. Can't wait to see more updates.
question. Doesn't the navigator usually sit lower, Imposable to sit lower than Morgan, but most rally cars have staggered seating height?
lol. no there not, its harder to find a hatch without a sunroof than with one. i can throw a rock and hit 5 240's with sun roofsPooPooButter323 wrote:sun roofs on 240's are limited and you weld yours up lol...
I agree, slickroofed 240's seem harder to find. It's all 'dem early 90's secretaries :Pheartofaskyline wrote:lol. no there not, its harder to find a hatch without a sunroof than with one. i can throw a rock and hit 5 240's with sun roofs
Do you ever. This stuff goes a long way. I did have an issue with painting it. On the can it said allow 3 to 5 hours for drying. I had the shop at 65 f, and I waited about 4 hours, yet I experienced some primer cracking. I will have to re sand, and primer some of it. Note to self, wait longer. Anyways, Im babbling, on to the pictures.bllabong89 wrote: it cost a little bit but it sounds like you get what you pay for so Im excited
where is it cracking? im about to shave my bay and im just curious to know where i need to spend more time. thanks and looking good manFlatBlackIan wrote:
And after a third coat. It wasnt until midway through the third coat that I noticed the cracking. You cant see it in pictures.
Damn StraightSpeedy7_7 wrote:The wonderful thing about paint is that; if you screw up, you can always do it again.
Tiger stripes.Speedy7_7 wrote:I think we need some opinions on the roll cage color. We want it to be different so no white or black, shoot out some ideas.
Im stupid enough, I dont need alcohol to make bad decisions. I live a lame and boring life, which is why I feel the need to blast through the woods in a glorified shark cage on wheels.eidk wrote:Ian i like your style. If/when im ever in your neck of the woods. I want your number. Cause we are gonna get DRUNK.
if you ever come to milwaukee and wanna drink.... let me know
Im dead set on using a bright color, but pink has been done by someone else, so Im going to stay away from it. Im thinking bright green, blue, red, orange, or purple.troskinatior wrote:Flat pink.
Thats diffrent
Whats a steering rack?Speedy7_7 wrote:i am going to force Ian to finish the steering rack, so that everyone can see how its done. he will finish the rack by next week or he will suffer.
Safety orange with neon green poke-a-dots.FlatBlackIan wrote:Im dead set on using a bright color, but pink has been done by someone else, so Im going to stay away from it. Im thinking bright green, blue, red, orange, or purple.
Hahahahah. Ill consider it.kouki munster wrote:
Safety orange with neon green poke-a-dots.
lol. nice. Imagine that, goin 100 plus through the woods and then start twitching away, for some reason that sounds like a bad day.lol Just remember, if you paint it a bright color that the sun will reflect off of, it will put a haze on the windshield. Kind of like if you were to paint your dash white, the bottom half of your windshield will be white from the reflection of light onto your window from the dash(my buddy learned that the hardway after he tried some ricer s***). Thats why dash boards are almost always dark. Where the cage gets close to the winshield, It may reflect the light, in whatever color you chose, onto your windshield. Just something to think aboutkouki munster wrote:It is bright, and it is original, just don't stare at it to long, you might go into a seizure.
I believe Magikdragon and DJbutton did that with the NICO Time Attack car. IIRC, it was just to gain better access to welding in the cage.mattblancarte wrote:Have you heard of any issues with chopping the roof at the pillars, or have you seen it done anywhere?
Well. The roof is a supporting member, and removing it without adding extra supports will cause the car to sag. If you decide to cut the whole roof off, you will need to add temporary bracing between the A, B, and C pillars to keep the car true.mattblancarte wrote:My car has some roof damage, and I am considering chopping the whole deal off at the pillars; then, welding a donor coupe's roof right back on.
I will also be adding cage braces to those pillars, so I figure I may as well go that route.
Have you heard of any issues with chopping the roof at the pillars, or have you seen it done anywhere?
Love the build, very inspiring!