Rust & Hole in front part of the sill
Cut out the front box & fix dent's & rust... re-weld
Monday, June 4, 2007
Thursday, April 5, 2007
Parts etc... & Doglegs
Monday, April 2, 2007
Black Chrome
Thursday, March 29, 2007
Sunday, March 25, 2007
Satin Black
Wednesday, March 14, 2007
More Chrome...
Friday, March 2, 2007
This week's powder coating
Thursday, March 1, 2007
Steering Wheel
Wednesday, February 28, 2007
Brake Master Cyclinder Rebuild
Master Cyclinder Rebuild
Drill into the nylon bearing and use screws to pull out.
C-Clamp to hold plunger to remove circlip
Circlips from Autozone that are long enough to reach the 2nd circlip.
Internals of the cyclinder
Pitting at the neck of the cyclinder
Clean & Hone
The cyclinder is small, so I bought the smallest hone from Napa and still had to remove a washer & grind down the body of the hone to fit it all the way into the cyclinder.
Hone from Napa:
http://www.napaonline.com/MasterPages/NOLMaster.aspx?
PageId=470&LineCode=SER&PartNumber=267&Description=Brake+Cylinder+Hone
Powdercoat Columbia All in One Chrome: Need to clearcoat.
How to remove the pin. Slide a nail to hold the spring and punch out (80% of the way) the pin. I used a nail with the tip ground off as a punch.
Drill into the nylon bearing and use screws to pull out.
C-Clamp to hold plunger to remove circlip
Circlips from Autozone that are long enough to reach the 2nd circlip.
Internals of the cyclinder
Pitting at the neck of the cyclinder
Clean & Hone
The cyclinder is small, so I bought the smallest hone from Napa and still had to remove a washer & grind down the body of the hone to fit it all the way into the cyclinder.
Hone from Napa:
http://www.napaonline.com/MasterPages/NOLMaster.aspx?
PageId=470&LineCode=SER&PartNumber=267&Description=Brake+Cylinder+Hone
Powdercoat Columbia All in One Chrome: Need to clearcoat.
How to remove the pin. Slide a nail to hold the spring and punch out (80% of the way) the pin. I used a nail with the tip ground off as a punch.
Tuesday, February 20, 2007
More Powder Coating...
Disassembled and evaluated the following:
Brake Master Cylinder - ok
Clutch Master Cylinder - ok
Clutch Slave - trashed
Fuel Pump - ok but will replace
Carb's - ok
Coat (Flat Black)
-Brake Drums
-Master Cylinder Bracket
-Alternator Bracket
-Fuel Pump Bracket
-Front Axel Dust Covers (Red)
Coat Brake Drums & Turned
Ordered coating from http://columbiacoatings.com/
Going to use Black Chrome/Gun Metal Grey & Single Stage Chrome along with a clear
Flat Black
- Bumper Brackets
- Fan Pully
- Handbrake connector
- Radiator brackets
Cat
Brake Master Cylinder - ok
Clutch Master Cylinder - ok
Clutch Slave - trashed
Fuel Pump - ok but will replace
Carb's - ok
Coat (Flat Black)
-Brake Drums
-Master Cylinder Bracket
-Alternator Bracket
-Fuel Pump Bracket
-Front Axel Dust Covers (Red)
Coat Brake Drums & Turned
Ordered coating from http://columbiacoatings.com/
Going to use Black Chrome/Gun Metal Grey & Single Stage Chrome along with a clear
Flat Black
- Bumper Brackets
- Fan Pully
- Handbrake connector
- Radiator brackets
Cat
Monday, February 19, 2007
Dash Customize
Sunday, February 18, 2007
Manifold
Cut the stud off and trying to figure out the next step.
- Could purchase a c-clamp that is used instead of the stud
- Buy a used mainfold
- Mig welding won't bond to cast iron ( I think there is Nickel mig wire that would work)
- Going to use this on the mainfold.
Calyx http://www.calyxmanifold.com/
Bought a used mainfold.....
Monday, January 29, 2007
Steering Rack & Sway Bar
Clean & Disassemble Steering Rack
- Remove Outer Tie Rod's
- Remove Rubber Boots
- Remove Inner Tie Rod's by unpinning where the metal was punched down and spinning off with a pipe wrench
- Remove the plates over the pinon bearing & the bush holder on the side
- Remove the seal where the shaft enters the pinion
- Hammer the shaft (lightly) to remove the pinion bearing
- Pull the rack out.
Will replace the boots (torn), pinon oil seal, and the outer tie rods.
Bearings & bushings look fine.
Steering Rack
Inner Tie Rods
- These just screw on to the rack.
Notice there are several items that make up the inner tie rod.
Rack etc..
Pinion Bearing Removal
Blast & Powder Coat Steering Rack
Blast & Paint Sway Bar (& shock lever's)
- Remove Outer Tie Rod's
- Remove Rubber Boots
- Remove Inner Tie Rod's by unpinning where the metal was punched down and spinning off with a pipe wrench
- Remove the plates over the pinon bearing & the bush holder on the side
- Remove the seal where the shaft enters the pinion
- Hammer the shaft (lightly) to remove the pinion bearing
- Pull the rack out.
Will replace the boots (torn), pinon oil seal, and the outer tie rods.
Bearings & bushings look fine.
Steering Rack
Inner Tie Rods
- These just screw on to the rack.
Notice there are several items that make up the inner tie rod.
Rack etc..
Pinion Bearing Removal
Blast & Powder Coat Steering Rack
Blast & Paint Sway Bar (& shock lever's)
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