davidfarmer

Just cleaning up some of my links and wanted to remind all of you, and introduce any newcomers, to my info site. Good time to download new or fresh copies of my Torque Specs sheets, DTC lists, DIY guides, and anything else useful you might fine.

If you come across any dead links, or have any suggestions (YES I already know it's a crappy design, but I like to think of it as retro, like the new Camaro) please send them to me.

btw, been doing a fair bit of vinyl numbers and chassis work if you are in need.

Thanks!

David

http://www.davidfarmerstuff.com/

shakedown067

Yep, he doesn't come any cheaper for the vinyl. I really appreciate it David!

WNDOPDLR

David made a windoshield banner for my C4. Fit perfect and works well. I could not find a cheaper price.

GettReal

Hey David, how much for a white "Corvette" windshield banner for my C5. I took my old one off... but I liked it so I think I want another

MySR71

I have printed off your DTC and other guides and put them in my tool box that goes to the track. They make for great reference guides even if you bring the car's entire service manual. Thanks for putting them together.

brkntrxn

Another vote for David's vinyl. I think I am personally keeping him in business at the moment.

Z06Tracker

I agree, David does great work.

davidfarmer

btw, I have removable low-tac vinyl now. It is black, but we can overlay another color on top of it, like brkntrxn above.

I have a few more links I need to repair on my site, like the NAPA Weatherhead brake fittings. I'll try and get that fixed soon.

C66 Racing

David,
Lots of good info, but nothing on snow removal?

I'm so sad that I can't go racing until several feet of snow either melts or moves out of my driveway...
Brad

davidfarmer

....what do you think......?

grantar2

David you ebay link isn't working. On the lettering do you have the type that is removable between events. My car is primarily autocrossed with some HPDE use. I like the square with number inside like the blue and yellow #35 car on your website. Also looking at your blue devil Jake, would you be able to do something like a Ferrari shield, with a black Jake with yellow eyes to match the sheild?

Thanks

C66 Racing

That does not look like a happy Vette!

At least mine is inside, though it might not see daylight until Spring at this rate (2-4" more predicted for tomorrow).

WNeal

Time to give the car a very good once over and get all the routine maintenance done from front to back, top to bottom.
Mine is ready except for the PS pump Danny needs to get installed.

waddisme

Hopefully I have all the stupid crap fixed on my car and I can bring it to you in early spring and let you do my handling set up. I went thru some of your diy, but I think it might be something someone who knows what they are doing should do. I am doing VIR the 8th of March so hopefully I will have a better idea of when then. If nothing else, thanks for keeping your site up and running for everyone.

davidfarmer

yes, some of what I supply is simply the tools of how to measure things, but not the knowledge of what to do with those tools. It takes a lot of practice to actually get good results.

That's why I stopped using normal alignment shops.........I'd see all of the fancy laser/wireless rigs, but the people turning the wrenches had no idea what they were doing. Turning a wrench until the light turns green is NOT the way to set up a car!

davidfarmer

Had a little time, so I removed the dead ebay link, and added links for the Weatherhead brake fittings.

Weatherhead at NAPA is a great source of OEM style brake fittings, in case you ever replace lines, install a line-lock/bias adjuster etc. It can be difficult to sort through the US/British/Japanese brake fittings, since they seem to be randomly mixed and matched at times. These catalogs help!

http://www.davidfarmerstuff.com/weatherhead.pdf
http://www.davidfarmerstuff.com/weatherhead2.pdf

davidfarmer

and btw, I pulled the Vette out so that the SUN could soften up some of the stickers on the car for removal. I've found solar radiation can soften/loosen the vinyl even in cold weather, and makes them less brittle when you peel them off. Obviously I didn't see the weather forecast before it was too late!

sothpaw2

You're probably joking but in my case it's true. My driveway + garage pad must be 15 car lengths long with this new (to me) house and I didn't opt for a snow blower. To get out of the garage, I'd need to clean out 3-4 car lengths worth in front of the garage and there is no place to put it--I need every sq. in of the garage pad to manuever the car around to get in that garage (side entry).

I might not be out until April-May.

MungoZ06

Just want to put in a plug for David ... when you stop by, please contribute a small amount to keep the site going ... a vital link to a vital pool of resources!

C66 Racing

I've had some success with a blow dryer on low.