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Thread: Wiper Motor Relocation Complete
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02-08-2005 #1
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02-08-2005 #2
OK! You have my attention now give me the details. Looks great.
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02-08-2005 #3Banned
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Looks familiar
Did you make your linkage rod yet?
Last edited by ProdigyCustoms; 02-08-2005 at 08:27 PM.
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02-08-2005 #4
Was really pretty simple. We fitted the fender to find a place where it would set and clear both the inner and outer fender. We then cut out around the existing mount location (opening and screw holes). We cut an opening in the drivers side firewall and welded in the previously cut out mount. We used a 3/8" rod and modified it to act as the driving arm in place of the old one. The old ends were cut from the existing drive arm and welded to the rod. The only thing you have to watch is to ensure you don't have any obstructions with your drive arm thru the single revolution. If the rod is stiff enough, you can add some bend to it so that it clears while the motor runs. This will look really sweet once we get the firewall all finished and painted. If you need more pics, I'll probably have some next week. Let me know any particulars.
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02-08-2005 #5Banned
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I looked at solid rod, thought it may be heavy. I got some 1/2 square tubing we will use, but have not made it yet as it does not have power in the car yet. I was curious of what you used and how it worked.
Michael did basically the same thing and cut out the old mount, traced it, cut the new hole, fit like a glove, Did make for a nice finished product, can't find those pics.
Now we have reversed master cylinders to go under the dash, and are moving the bulk head, so all we will have on the firewall will be a sterring column.
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02-09-2005 #6New to Pro-Touring
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Very nice..........I just finished doing the same thing to a 68 camaro that I am working on. We got the idea from a car magazine. It will help clean up the engine bay.Keep the pictures of your work coming....
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02-14-2005 #7Registered User
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what about using the deck lid spring rods, there pretty stiff for there size.
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02-20-2005 #8Registered User
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