Quicker
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I know I responded in PM - but thought I would post into the thread as wellv- one of my projects over the holidays is to reset my toe, camber and re-scale my car....
I was walking down this path.. http://www.susprog.c.../tutorial04.htm
I just completed reading
- Chassis Engineering: Chassis Design, Building & Tuning for High Performance Handling
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- Vehicle Dynamics: Theory and Application (tough read)
I installed adjustable coilover a few months ago, and adjustable toplinks.
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timeline of November events ... - > http://www.statesman.com/blogs/content/shared-gen/blogs/austin/racing/entries/2011/11/30/november_a_month_of_uncertaint.html
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more drama than my 3yr old girl - > http://austin.ynn.com/content/top_stories/281742/ecclestone-pushes-grand-prix-deadline-back-one-week
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looks like the car found it's way into a video game -
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Here's one of me demostrating "lift-off oversteer" to the crowd...
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:bump:
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coolio. thanx
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surely - I signed up on the forum before my plate was approved.... Quiker it is...
thanx again
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looks like I'm the newest member of the 'smelly club'.
when you replaced the crossover/balancing pipe - was it only the rubber hoses connecting the tank-to-pipe (#49) or does the actual metal pipe (#50) go bad as well?
If you replaced the pipe - what did you use? (is there anything special about the metal tube - coatings, ..etc)
thanx
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Bibs -
- it let's me upload the photos,
- I click 'review and publish', it takes me to the next page, where I enter descriptions,
- I click 'finished'
I get this error -
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shoot from last weekend...
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it's drawn on a cintiq screen. Basically a tablet/monitor -
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wow...
He is doing some great work here - > http://www.lotustalk.com/forums/f95/custom-illustrations-your-exact-car-105356/
His name and contact is Zachary Whitaker <zwhitakerdesign@gmail.com>
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not sure this helps you but here is the one I bought - > http://www.amazon.com/Install-Essentials-524N-Power-Motor/dp/B0009SWLE6
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I recently refreshed the 'Ruote OZ' decals on my SE's rims - $16 - > http://www.lamborghiniregistry.com/TheStore/PARTS/RuoteOZ-.html
Just passing the source along.
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looks like he got on twitter for 3 days and dropped it...
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Ok, here's the deal on your cdl according to the Service Notes. You have actuators in both doors but only the passenger one is motorized. It also says the wiring harness is setup to accomodate motorized actuators in both doors so you may be able to fit a second passenger door actuator on the driver's side. Then it would just be a matter of tapping into the correct wire with your remote opener system.
This is what I did. the driver's side actuator is nothing but a switch, so I added a second motorized actuator alongside. the alarm I installed had a door unlock/lock wire - so all I had to do was power the new driver-side motorized actuator and the rest work like usual.
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my 89 SE did have central locking - so as you manually unlocked or lock the driver's door it activated the plunger on the passenger door.
what I did was add a plunger to the driver's door - operated by the alarm (i installed) and it triggers the driver's side door plunger, which then uses the central locking to unlock the passenger door.
The alarm has a million feature - of which I only use two - door unlock/lock and vibration sensor.
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I added an alarm to my 89 SE - which had the wire to trigger locks - so I added door lock plungers (bought then from Best Buy).
It is nice to be able to unlock / lock both doors with the key fob.
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don't have to - you can actually slide the transmission back enough without removing it or undoing the shafts. I recently did a clutch swap, new throw bearing and plot bearing as well. Pull the boot floor, and the little extra panel at the rear of the floor as well.
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lol - I'm fine here... with the largest University campus in town - there are lot's of young college gals wearing less and less to beat the heat...
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texas....
Dremels/rotary tools - any good?
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Dremel is worth the extra $ from the no-name brands. I too have worn a few out over the years. I buy the 50 pack of carbon fiber cutoff discs... on of the most useful tools I have.