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After its first bath
I am getting close to finishing my project. I have a fuel pump issue to fix and a few things in the interior and shes done (for now anyways). Here are some pic's after its first bath.
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The last of them.
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Looks great! If you have pics of the process lets see a little writeup / pictorial.
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lovley, its nice to see it all back together. Love the smooth rear bumper - are you going to have to fit a licence plate - shame if you have as it looks nice without.
What wheels are you running and are you using any spacers? Seems to have quite a high ride height, mine was like that a little while ago, I found it turns them into a different beast once you lower them I bit. Good luck with the last few bits
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Looks fantastic!
What color is that? I love it. P.S. I just saw the color on the gallon of paint. Bali Blue. Very nice.
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Great pics!
She should be a great track car. Are you going to street her as well?
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It does seem wrong to have to put a licence plate on but if I want to drive it I have to. The wheels are 7's and 8's and yes do have spacers on in the rear. I had quarter inch spacers laying around so I put them on for now. I plan on lowering it down to the Euro height soon.
I love the color to.
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Beautiful Car! I noticed you have the same seat that I'm installing in my car. I'm wondering you the fit is for you, I'm concerned about having enough headroom in my car for a helmet since I'm 6'3"+ tall. How tall are you and how does yours work out?
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Michaell,
I am about 6' and it is very close. I used the Sparco mounts and am set at the lowest setting. you can get these seats lower but it requires modifying the stock seat rails. Good luck.
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Thanks Rich. I'm kind of thinking that's going to be what I need to do, modifying the seat rails to the floor.
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