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Excited to see where this thread/build is going. Keep it up man, doin good
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Certainly not the first LS s13 ever, but somehow i don't care how many times it is done i still love them. Great work pulling through and fixing rust, it's a shame how many of these have fallen victim to rust and been turned into missles. This is gonna be a good one!
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Originally posted by WhiteChocolate View Post
I cannot remember if I already posted this pic or not but I stole this idea from my best friend and I absolutely love it. His looks a ton more professional than mine, but I did mine in like 5 min.
For anyone interested, all I did was cut the bottom off the bag and then trapped it under that white collar held on by the 4 bolts. The top is just pulled tight at the draw string and then wrapped up and tied. Like I said not too sophisticated, but hit up craig825 on here if you want a factory looking one. His is tight, and the original of the two.
Also: that last gif is killing me hahaha
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Originally posted by MercTastic View PostManaged to handle squats for the thots, and OP still delivered. If he went hard enough he prolly updated from the toilet he couldn't get off of lolollolololol Awesome update
Originally posted by SnazzyQ View Postu updated 6/10 subscribing again.
In all seriousness this build is awesome and props for not giving up on that rust and what not.
also your gifs are super funny
Originally posted by philohlean View PostLS swap, ridiculous rate of progress, gif-usage in thread, what's not to love? Keep up the awesome work man! Can't wait for more updates, and the eventual videos of this thing sideways
Originally posted by LCG View Postthat oil filter is going to squirt your bay guuuutttt
Originally posted by DeMaroE46 View PostThis is great man! Glad to see you not giving up over the rust, and making such great progress!
Originally posted by andybob View PostI was skeptical at first, but this has been a great thread. I have a degree in autobody and if I had found all that rust, I would have ditched the car and found something else. I admire your optimism and figuring out how to fix it. Look forward to seeing this done.
Originally posted by VTStance View PostLove this thread!! Awesome from start to current!
The only thing I have to say is that I would have flipped that oil filter bracket 180 degrees if possible. Come oil change time your bay is gonna get awful messy
UPDATE
I ordered a NRG harness bar just to redirect the pull of the harness so it would be safer until a cage was installed. It seems that it isn't possible to make a track car safe for the street or a street car safe for the track. I'm trying to make a weekend track car, so I need to meet as much safety from track and highway safety rules/laws. It seems the best option is a roll bar but not cage. That way in a roll over no spines are compressed due to the harness not letting you bend over. I think harnesses are safer than the oem belts in my car because it doesn't have airbags and the 3points are supposed to work in conjunction with bags.
Anyway, here's what I made happen. I still want a roll bar. Let me know what you think safety wise.
I used all factory mounts to locate the brackets for the harness and I wrapped the harness according to corbeau's instructions online. I had to cut the legs off the seats to get them low in the rails. Otherwise everything fit well. I stayed up all night and worked on it. Oh I did have to drill a hole in the Bride seat rails for the submarine part of the harness to mount the bracket.
I love how well the rattle can paint is holding up, it was such a great quick cheap choice.
In other news.. On to the bad of the night, I broke the absolute balls off of this adapter. This lodged the threads into my block of course. Luckily they're so new that i was able to just spin them back out. I called wiring specialties and told them that I hardly torqued the adapter and they said 'yeah we know that those ones are shit, we've already made new ones that are stronger' and they sent them to me. So good on them and also thanks for letting me break it off in the block before telling me.
I cannot remember if I already posted this pic or not but I stole this idea from my best friend and I absolutely love it. His looks a ton more professional than mine, but I did mine in like 5 min.
For anyone interested, all I did was cut the bottom off the bag and then trapped it under that white collar held on by the 4 bolts. The top is just pulled tight at the draw string and then wrapped up and tied. Like I said not too sophisticated, but hit up craig825 on here if you want a factory looking one. His is tight, and the original of the two.
Also, I forgot to mention that I got this for christmas <3
instagram, #nofilter
The next update may or may not be the first engine start... Everything should be ready!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Love this thread!! Awesome from start to current!
The only thing I have to say is that I would have flipped that oil filter bracket 180 degrees if possible. Come oil change time your bay is gonna get awful messy
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I was skeptical at first, but this has been a great thread. I have a degree in autobody and if I had found all that rust, I would have ditched the car and found something else. I admire your optimism and figuring out how to fix it. Look forward to seeing this done.
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This is great man! Glad to see you not giving up over the rust, and making such great progress!
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