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  • volvo.moose
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    Please show how those rear spring perches mount up, I'd be really interested in converting my 70's mounts to the 240 style just to run these things.

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  • Volvosome
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    Jeez louise. Both of these cars have been awesome. I love what you're doing with the blue car. Cannot wait to see where it continues to go.

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  • gdogg16
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    New rear spring setup showed up this week from Kaplhenke Racing. Looking forward to not having a raked out car.

    Untitled by KeysarPhoto, on Flickr

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  • gdogg16
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    I was going to run 40 dcoes but changed my mind. I thought about using quad mikunis but didn't want to deal with tuning 4 carbs and they're really expensive.

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  • montgomery
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    ^ Radical. I am going to use r1 mikuni carbs on my 2002 but for the 145 I am going to use twin weber 40's. I can't wait to see/hear you car after those itb's. You are really doing a good job with this 142 keep up the good work.

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  • gdogg16
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    Sending these to sweden to have a little massaging done. GSXR750 throttle bodies, Volvo b20 DCOE manifold, DCOE flange, -6 Fuel rail, and -6 weld fittings.

    Untitled by KeysarPhoto, on Flickr

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  • M.Doban
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    I was drooling the entire time reading this. Also, I think the Aqua color is much nicer. This is just so fabulous.

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  • gdogg16
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    Originally posted by austindavidg View Post
    Love the shot!...how do you hook up the new wheel? Does it just bolt right up?
    I scored a vintage hub adapter with a vintage nardi adapter already bolted to it on ebay. It was pulled out of a 1973 144. It came with an old volvo horn button too, but it's pretty beat up and the nardi button looks much nicer. So in short, you need a hub adapter.

    Here's another shot, but in color. Had more sun in the sky when I took this one, however I accidentally spun the zoom ring on the 14-24 2.8 so it messed my comp up.. But the colors aren't all jacked..

    DSC_3651-Edit.jpg by KeysarPhoto, on Flickr
    Last edited by gdogg16; 02-26-2013, 01:17 PM.

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  • austindavidg
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    Love the shot!...how do you hook up the new wheel? Does it just bolt right up?

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  • ktfright
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    Great looking cars!

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  • white out
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    love.

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  • jacbo
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    YUM!

    If I saw you on the street I would definitely have to flag you down and talk to you.

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  • SheaMoose
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    Nice shot!

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  • gdogg16
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    Wife got home late, which meant I had the kids while the sun was dropping fast. Ran outside when she got home, threw the rig up on the car and rolled down the street a few times. Color temps were way off because of street lights and home front lights, so black and white it is for now.

    DSC_3806-Edit.jpg by KeysarPhoto, on Flickr

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  • vwscooter
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    Wow this thing is real dope!

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