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I think you were joking, but for those who want a tip, you just attach the springs to the HShield first let them hang, install HS, and then attach the springs to the carb levers last. easy as pie. j
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JT68 wrote: Mon Feb 26, 2018 7:25 pm I think you were joking, but for those who want a tip, you just attach the springs to the HShield first let them hang, install HS, and then attach the springs to the carb levers last. easy as pie. j
Thanks for that! Next time I won’t have to drill any holes to get in on. :lol:
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LOL
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a previous owners "fix"
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Looks factory to me ;)
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AC77 wrote: Wed Feb 28, 2018 10:58 pm Looks factory to me ;)
looks like campbells bean with bacon!
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Hearty Beef would be the only thing that holds up to the heat.
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pebbles wrote: Thu Mar 01, 2018 12:30 am
AC77 wrote: Wed Feb 28, 2018 10:58 pm Looks factory to me ;)
looks like campbells bean with bacon!
In the limited edition high heat can.
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I might have to keep the tin can after the fact and make it the exhaust tip
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2mAn wrote: Thu Mar 01, 2018 3:12 pm I might have to keep the tin can after the fact and make it the exhaust tip
Offerings to the gods of speed :smt004
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My car came with quite a few sins from a number of previous owners. Most are laborious but fixable... it’s this full bondo’d dash that is causing me some heartburn.
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OH GAWD! Angle grinder and respirator time methinks!
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It appears to be flexible
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I pulled apart my limited slip diff because it seemed unusually loose for something that was intended to be bullt up with preload from internal springs and friction discs.

Upon opening I learned why...where I was expecting to find a set of Belleville springs, I found a complete set of...ummm...let’s say homemade shims?

There were 4 Miller Lite and 4 Budweiser shims per side, precision cut with what I am fairly certain were gardening shears. Why would you use shim stock or something durable when cheap aluminum rolled stock is so close to hand?

Not genuine Nissan...
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What they should look like...
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I wish I had thought of that :roll:
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