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From: No more yankee my wankee, the Donger is tired!
Re: Big Brakes part 3 (h rocks)
Jeff, whose brake kit did you use F&R? Master?
EM's 13.5 Brembo kit, and the rippie plates for the rear. I have not done the rear yet, as I still need to retain the parking brake for car work, since there isn't a tranny to lock a set of wheels in place.
Reason for the height, no engine, no tranny, no driveline and no gas in the tank.
Ya know, that's dedication! He doesn't even have power to drive the car but he still makes the effort to keep it clean! :cheers:
Great job on the brakes! :yesnod:
From: No more yankee my wankee, the Donger is tired!
Re: Big Brakes part 3 (92Shawnster)
Reason for the height, no engine, no tranny, no driveline and no gas in the tank.
Doesn't look like it would be fun pushing it in and out of the garage to wash it. :nonod:
Actually it's quite easy. You're missing roughly 1,000 pounds of weight, so it's pretty light to move around. The driveway isn't on a incline.
Ya know, that's dedication! He doesn't even have power to drive the car but he still makes the effort to keep it clean! :cheers:
Great job on the brakes! :yesnod:
It keeps me from going insane, now I have to figureout how to heat the garage while I redo the wiring harness for the seats. :crazy: