Project Evolution *** Project Complete **** Wednesday July 9, 2014 Reply #1095 – March 21, 2009, 09:27:21 AM Wonderful, thats what I was afraid of.... Quote Selected
Project Evolution *** Project Complete **** Wednesday July 9, 2014 Reply #1096 – March 22, 2009, 02:12:43 PM Quote from: 86XR7project;263000Wonderful, thats what I was afraid of....It's totally fixable. You just won't know how bad it is until you get into it. Quote Selected
Project Evolution *** Project Complete **** Wednesday July 9, 2014 Reply #1097 – March 22, 2009, 02:43:48 PM Oh, its bad but not terrible. Its got lots of surface spots that have been grounded down and fixed. Where would be a good place to get some steel from? I'd go through my ex-boss but he's not a fan of me since I quit. Quote Selected
Project Evolution *** Project Complete **** Wednesday July 9, 2014 Reply #1098 – March 22, 2009, 02:58:13 PM Well, depending on how much you need and the size, You can get smaller sized pieces at Home Depot and Lowes. I get it there in a pinch after hrs if i need some. your looking at 20-22 gauge for panel repairs. You can get away using either for smaller repairs. the metal on our cars seems to be about 21 Ga.I haven't actually mic'd it but 20 seems too heavy in parts, and 22 seems a bit thiner. also, the front fenders have the same shape as the back. They could also be used with some inner lip modding for patch repairs on the back.Oh yea, I'm back home again. Quote Selected
Project Evolution *** Project Complete **** Wednesday July 9, 2014 Reply #1099 – March 22, 2009, 03:07:23 PM Quote from: daminc;263239Well, depending on how much you need and the size, You can get smaller sized pieces at Home Depot and Lowes. I get it there in a pinch after hrs if i need some. your looking at 20-22 gauge for panel repairs. You can get away using either for smaller repairs. the metal on our cars seems to be about 21 Ga.I haven't actually mic'd it but 20 seems too heavy in parts, and 22 seems a bit thiner. also, the front fenders have the same shape as the back. They could also be used with some inner lip modding for patch repairs on the back.Oh yea, I'm back home again. Awesome! Doc, as usual you are a life saver. That helped alot. I'm up for some extra body work. Quote Selected
Project Evolution *** Project Complete **** Wednesday July 9, 2014 Reply #1100 – March 22, 2009, 03:11:01 PM Cool,I hope you have a mig welder Quote Selected
Project Evolution *** Project Complete **** Wednesday July 9, 2014 Reply #1101 – March 22, 2009, 03:39:17 PM A friend does so its all good. Quote Selected
Project Evolution *** Project Complete **** Wednesday July 9, 2014 Reply #1102 – March 24, 2009, 06:09:53 PM Daminc,I hope you dont mind me using one of your pics. I would like to know what the purpose of this vacuum ball is for,Is it a resivior? and can it be removed without any issues? Quote Selected
Project Evolution *** Project Complete **** Wednesday July 9, 2014 Reply #1103 – March 24, 2009, 06:35:07 PM I have to be honest, I have no clue what it does or why it's there. Or even if they exist on V8 cars. I only know that it connects off a T at the end of the vac. line.Maybe someone else knows what it does. There's supposed to be a vac canister for the heater controls, but I don't think that's it. Quote Selected
Project Evolution *** Project Complete **** Wednesday July 9, 2014 Reply #1104 – March 24, 2009, 06:39:09 PM NOOOOO dont take it off!!! It just like the orange ones on the power lines! You dont want planes to fly too low and hit your thunderbird!!!!! :hick: LOL Quote Selected
Project Evolution *** Project Complete **** Wednesday July 9, 2014 Reply #1105 – March 25, 2009, 09:58:33 AM -a/c vaspoogee resv.... Quote Selected
Project Evolution *** Project Complete **** Wednesday July 9, 2014 Reply #1106 – March 25, 2009, 03:07:18 PM Quote from: shorangerbird;263822-a/c vaspoogee resv....since my AC has been removed,I no longer need this? Quote Selected
Project Evolution *** Project Complete **** Wednesday July 9, 2014 Reply #1107 – March 25, 2009, 03:17:23 PM i think it runs the cruse. Quote Selected
Project Evolution *** Project Complete **** Wednesday July 9, 2014 Reply #1108 – March 25, 2009, 04:40:46 PM When you turn the engine off or in shifting whereas the vacuum fluctuates, and/or the vacuum disappears. That reservoir acts as a last second source for AC controls, brakes, etc... In short, it provides a steady supply of vacuum at all times....not a bad thing to have. Quote Selected
Project Evolution *** Project Complete **** Wednesday July 9, 2014 Reply #1109 – March 26, 2009, 10:19:18 PM So when do we get an update? I need a fix... Quote Selected
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