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Man, he did a fantastic job on those pics

some high profile tires on that car.

preferrably your own, although uncle's car qualifies :rofl:

damn... I'm missing out on all the fun.

hey Chet, good to see you on the dark side :yesnod: , and even better to see your build is on the road :thumbs: As others said, drop the pressure even more and give it a shot. Good luck at the autox.

That old dog has had V8's in it for about 20 years. No signs of any cracking that we have seen yet.

Yup, to clean the bottom Taking old paint off, made a couple of holes and blew out a bunch of old rivet remains. Will tack all the rivet holes, prep, prime and paint before final assembly. http://www.usa7s.com/aspnetforum/upload/2127605666_CIMG2589.JPG Shiney new aluminum will cover one piece from oil pan to the end of the car http://www.usa7s.com/aspnetforum/upload/264905943_CIMG2591.JPG

this video kicks ass... er butt.

That maybe true. If you ever put me in the middle of the desert with an electromotive unit, I just won't shut the car off :lol: I don't think the unit was "unreliable" - I could reliably count on starting problems :lol: They just had some design flaw in picking up low speed signals. What ticked me off is Alex wouldn't fess up to it, until we finally towed everything out there, and his engineer started melting the potting away and changing resistors and capacitors in the unit. Cost us SO many hours on that project. My definition of reliability includes going in the garage in the morning, opening the garage door, sitting in the car, cranking, and firing right up - every morning, year after year.

:rofl: Aftermarket ignition and fuel control modules. Electromotive is a company in Northern VA. Pretty well known in the market. Their stuff works great when it works, but sometimes it doesn't MOTEC - I have never used or seen their stuff first hand, but I'm pretty sure they're very high end for aftermarket systems. You can even adjust how much your big toe curls when you push the gas pedal.

I take that back... looks like someone in Taiwan really likes Sevens. They currently have 67 open connections to the site: 122.116.110.109 resolves to "122-116-110-109.HINET-IP.hinet.net" Top Level Domain: "hinet.net" Country IP Address: TAIWAN, PROVINCE OF CHINA

Looks like another search engine is having a party here.

Google link doesn't work

Since the start of the forum. :party: Alot of good friends and good memories :cheers:

Best of luck. Looking forward to more updates. :blueangel:

Congrats Dave!

Any idea what the radiator is from? the list simply says Mazda

:lol: Reading that helped. I just got back from worshiping the porcelain god

nicely done

As Arya and I frantically work on the car to not lose to Bob, we have had some serious setbacks the last couple of days. First, just as we are about to start working on axle brackets and body panels, the Plasma stops working. Last night I smashed my pinky pretty good while drilling a 3/4" hole. Drill caught, and slammed my hand into the axle, trapping my pinky. The way it turned, i couldn't get my point finger off the trigger. So, I get up with my swollen finger this morning, and have a temp :banghead: It's been raining almost everyday too. Sigh

I will get back to you shortly (next few days). Primary means is paypal, although if you hate paypal, you can send a check

Good question. If you look under your avatar, I created a new group called "Club Member" and marked paid members as members of that group.

You realize Herbie is a joke, right?