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Attention to detail- is that what you call it. My wife says it's "anal retentiveness"
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The stock stud lengths for a 915/3.2 marriage are: 70 and 102mm. Just put mine in last weekend. G50's are a bit longer, but this is what I gleaned after looking at several references. It all seemed to make sense as far as the way they installed.

The car is looking good!
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Just noticed, I'm a little late on stud lengths...
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Thanx Ed, Yes your a bit late but it at least reinforces what I used.
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What are those two ovals on either side of the of the computer and ignition module? Flux capacitors? Cooool...
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The only thing I would have done differently is to go with H4 headlights and color matched rings. The updated bumpers (Ruf YB circa-'86-'89) makes it appear newer than '75. Of course, this is just an appearance item, except for the much better lighting from the H4s.

Looks GREAT though. Truly great work! Since you're in NC, there's a chance I'll get to see it sometime.
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Yes actually the rings are getting painted as we speak and I'm thinking H4's in the future, I still like the look of the sugar scoops and the newer silverstar bulbs have helped. Thanx for the comments and hope to see you sometime as well.
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“People who never make mistakes must get tired of doing nothing”
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you've got a lot to be proud of, well done. I like some of the unique things you've done to your car, some of which I've not witnessed on other cars. I think you're going to end up needing to do something with those seats as they won't cut it for sport driving. So I'd suggest you plan for that. I'd also think a prototipo would make a great upgrade steering wheel wise.

too bad you're not closer, I'd have been by to help :-D

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