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01-20-2013, 09:42 PM | #11 |
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Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: SHAWNEE, KS
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Re: Another OLD BLUE Build Thread - 71 Chevy
Well, I am out of motivation for today.
Tore out all of the brake lines. I have an aftermarket proportioning valve that has been sitting on the shelf for over a year that I want to use. I also threw the headers up on the block so I could measure for motor mounts. I forgot how much of a PITA these long tubes are... I am going to have to cut the 3 bolt flange off of the passenger side and change the angle for it to clear the front d-shaft. Got all the motor mounts off and spent ~2 hrs "massaging" the firewall for the d-side valve cover so I could raise the engine up. My scrap pile is growing. I wish I would have weighed it before I started. It HAS to be lighter. This is as far as I got on the motor mounts before throwing in the towel. There is a lot of staring/thinking behind those seemingly random pieces of metal... This is my homemade "filterfan". It is just a furnace filter bungee corded to a box fan. That filter was new when I started in the garage today. Maybe someday I will build a more advanced version with a furnace blower and mount it to the ceiling. |
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