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    1. 01-14-2013 #61
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      Quote Originally Posted by GNon18s View Post
      I just googled "Vintage air Heat defrost" and it popped up right away. Its only like $230 from summit. I do not have pictures but I mounted mine under the dash (behind the stereo area). It would be pretty easy to mount it directly to the HVAC block off plate. Its small!Attachment 70082

      Hmm, so in that case, why isn't the blockoff plate flat? I assumed that there was a reason for the raised area (That it was needed for the heater for some reason).
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    2. 01-15-2013 #62
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      The plate on the firewall was made that way for aesthetics only.
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    3. 01-15-2013 #63
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      Got it.

      Well, it looks great! Looking forward to more updates!
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    4. 01-15-2013 #64
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      I love it! Your doing a fantastic job and I can not wait to see it at a RTT event soon...
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    5. 01-15-2013 #65
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      Quote Originally Posted by xxxturbo6 View Post
      i can not wait to see it at a rtt event soon...
      x2!!

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      I finally got around to working on the frame. The first thing I did was box the side rails with 1/8" plate.Name: frame box cell1.jpg Views: 4163 Size: 220.5 KBName: frame box cell2.jpg Views: 4117 Size: 256.4 KBName: frame box3.JPG Views: 4191 Size: 200.3 KBName: Tig weld frame.jpg Views: 4152 Size: 174.3 KB
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    8. 01-15-2013 #67
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      Had a friend help roll it outside and degrease power wash.Name: frame degrease.jpg Views: 4129 Size: 269.1 KB
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    9. 01-15-2013 #68
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      The first part of this project I outsourced so far was having the frame sand blasted. For some reason it took the guy five weeks to blast the frame and it made me wish I had just bought a cheapo blaster and done it myself. Oh well, the frame did look good when I got it back in bare metal!Name: bare frame.jpg Views: 4108 Size: 218.1 KB
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      I sprayed the frame in two coats of SPI epoxy primer, then sprayed the front part of the frame with Eastwood ceramic chassis black. I left the back part of the frame in primer because I still have a lot of cutting/welding to do back there. The front half is ready for some assembly.Name: Mohawk epoxy.jpg Views: 4149 Size: 151.3 KBName: frame black.jpg Views: 4382 Size: 183.0 KB
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      NIce... you need one of those GForce cross members though :-) Really nice work on the firewall!
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    12. 01-18-2013 #71
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      Quote Originally Posted by XLexusTech View Post
      NIce... you need one of those GForce cross members though :-) Really nice work on the firewall!
      I guess it depends on how I need to route any future exhaust system the car might have. The Gforce cross member has a provision for true dual exhaust, correct?
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      Working on getting the new front suspension and brakes together. I'm running SPC uppers and lowers, along with ATS spindles and single adjustable Varishocks.Name: New control arms.jpg Views: 4036 Size: 176.8 KBName: Spindle Varishock instagram.jpg Views: 3950 Size: 29.1 KB
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      I went with Wilwood W6A front brakes. They are 14.25" rotor with 6-piston calipers.Name: BIG brake instagram.jpg Views: 4093 Size: 32.5 KB
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      Name: Brakes vs old.jpg Views: 3966 Size: 163.4 KBName: Safety wired brakes.jpg Views: 3952 Size: 174.2 KB
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      I stayed with the traditional coil spring in the front for now (as opposed to a coilover). The springs are eibach and they were previously on the car but I never ran a good shock with them like the Varishocks I will have now. We will see how they do.Name: full suspension rear.jpg Views: 3958 Size: 228.2 KB
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      You make tubbing look too easy. Kinda funny the trunk hinges got in the way...

      Nice build. It is cool you have the car for so long.
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      Very nice build!!! Subscribed....
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      Started building frame rails to match the OE frame profile.Name: Frame template.jpg Views: 3936 Size: 224.1 KBName: Frame plate.jpg Views: 3912 Size: 178.5 KBName: Frame rail 1.jpg Views: 3968 Size: 274.3 KB
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      Name: frame build2.jpg Views: 3899 Size: 243.3 KBName: frame build3.jpg Views: 3912 Size: 281.8 KBName: Frame rails finished.jpg Views: 3868 Size: 200.8 KB
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      Name: New rail drop in.jpg Views: 3857 Size: 236.1 KBName: New frame front view.jpg Views: 3881 Size: 191.7 KBName: New Frame boxing in.jpg Views: 4306 Size: 222.2 KBName: New Frame boxing 2.jpg Views: 4267 Size: 217.0 KB
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