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  • Pauluzz
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  • ramong24
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    Originally posted by SnazzyQ View Post
    I'd just get flat seat screws. But thats just cause I have no idea what countersink means and it sounds expensive/hard to do
    Basically drill a "bowl" shape that matches the shape of the bottom of the screws so they will fit flush against the metal. The holes for Grip Royals are countersunk

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  • MkI
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    Very sick. Awesome project/thread/garage/business/life

    When are we going to see the wheels?

    So the engine bay will happen in the winter?

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  • dineno
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    Another couple shots with the dash temporarily put back in, had to order an new cluster housing as the mounts for the glass broke off.



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  • Jazza
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    Siiiiik man!��

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  • dineno
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    Originally posted by loekaaz View Post
    idgaf what screws you use. Just copper plate that steering wheel
    Haha, Haven't decided whether I want to or not yet. I need to make sure I maintain enough aluminum pieces inside the car

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  • loekaaz
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    idgaf what screws you use. Just copper plate that steering wheel

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  • jazig.k
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    I'd go 'flat' screws. Only because I think the raised screw heads would suit the riveted seats better.

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  • P78
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    countersink screw will be better imo

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  • SnazzyQ
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    I'd just get flat seat screws. But thats just cause I have no idea what countersink means and it sounds expensive/hard to do

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  • dineno
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    And if you notice the screw's for the steering wheel aren't seated. I have to decide whether I want to countersink my nardi or get flat seat screw's

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  • dineno
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    OK guys, my unofficial vacation from the shop is over. After busting my balls all winter doing long nights I needed to give it a break after SoWo. Things are back in motion though. This weekend I mounted the sliders to the seats then to the supports that we welded into the car.

    Also got a chance to put the nardi in. Wiring is basically done on the motor side. The mess inside the car is mostly useless as I deleted everything except lights, fuel pump, starter and for plugs.

    I'm at a cross roads though over a few things since I'm no longer having to cut corners to finish in time for SoWo but I don't want to put progress too far back either. Id tell you what those tough decisions are but then I'd ruin it :/ I suppose I'll just get it finished and running as planned and do a second stage to the build next winter.




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  • loekaaz
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    check insta, he's just enjoying family time. Give him a break

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  • MBBelgium
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    Dineno, we miss you!!!!

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  • Dsscats
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    Updates. We need 'em.

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