Set ride heights and set up four link today
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06/23/13 07:49 PM
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Set up ride heights at 3 3/4 front and 4 inch rear four link 45 inch out and 6 1/2 up. Finished plumbing vacuum pump and installed delay box and starting line enhancer and put on headers. Not sure I will finish this summer but chipping away at it. Can some one recommend a reasonably economical flare tool for AN brake lines 17 degrees.
Last edited by Edge; 06/23/13 07:54 PM.
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Re: Set ride heights and set up four link today
[Re: Edge]
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06/23/13 08:03 PM
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With front clip on, wheel base is stretched to 110. Regret not making the the front spoiler another 1 inch lower.
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Re: Set ride heights and set up four link today
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06/23/13 11:55 PM
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Last edited by dusturbd340W5; 06/23/13 11:57 PM.
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Re: Set ride heights and set up four link today
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06/24/13 12:07 AM
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thanks, right 37 degree is what I was looking for, have you tried flaring stainless with the flaring tool, thanks for the lead, price is really good
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Re: Set ride heights and set up four link today
[Re: Edge]
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06/24/13 02:31 PM
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thanks, right 37 degree is what I was looking for, have you tried flaring stainless with the flaring tool, thanks for the lead, price is really good
this is a very good flaring tool. I have it and it works awesome. it is not recommended for stainless. I use aluminum line for everything.
http://www.aircraft-tool.com/shop/detail.aspx?PRODUCT_ID=212FB
for stainless, u should use the imperial 400-F, which is about $350.
you may be able to use the rigid 377, ($125) for stainless, but isnt designed for it.
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Re: Set ride heights and set up four link today
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06/24/13 04:42 PM
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I bought one from Parker Hanakin years ago for using on my airplane, I have never treid it on Stainless lines though  I does a great job on both hard and regular alumimin lines  1/8 (#2) inch to 5/8(#10)
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Re: Set ride heights and set up four link today
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06/24/13 10:40 PM
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thanks, I will pick up the Rigid flaring tool for making up the lines.
I will try to get some pictures of the set back and mounting of the motor but it is really typical for any chassis car
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