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    1. #1
      Join Date
      Feb 2014
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      Hanau, Germany
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      Sorry for staying radio silent for the past 9 month or so. Business kept me away from my project, but I am back now. The body went off and on a few times. Finished the fire wall mod. Seats are in the cab. Steering is done. Had to get another set of headers as the Sanderson headers would not clear the steering. Exhaust is welded, but needs to be taken apart for coating. Drive shaft installed after changing the yoke. Axles are in the full floater rear end. All fluids are in. Just last night I did the bleeding of the brakes and the hydraulic throw out bearing. Now working the wiring, gauges and all the electrical stuff.



    2. #2
      Join Date
      Feb 2010
      Location
      El Segundo, CA
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      268
      Country Flag: United States
      Hey, I forgot about this build. Good to see you're still on it. Can't wait to see it on the Nurburgring. I read about the new speed limits for sections of the track, that's a shame in my opinion. But should still be fun!

    3. #3
      Join Date
      Mar 2013
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      36
      Country Flag: South Africa
      Welcome back Kai
      So good to see you back at your build
      trust you are well


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      Sorry for staying radio silent for the past 9 month or so. Business kept me away from my project, but I am back now. The body went off and on a few times. Finished the fire wall mod. Seats are in the cab. Steering is done. Had to get another set of headers as the Sanderson headers would not clear the steering. Exhaust is welded, but needs to be taken apart for coating. Drive shaft installed after changing the yoke. Axles are in the full floater rear end. All fluids are in. Just last night I did the bleeding of the brakes and the hydraulic throw out bearing. Now working the wiring, gauges and all the electrical stuff.




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