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Old 06-14-2017, 10:19 PM
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oh pretty please use a rasberry pi!
i'd love to see that!, shmick little computer display to operate the windows and bits mmmm yeah!
 
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Well my radio setup is going to be a raspberry pi system. I already have it and the 7" touchscreen and ridiculous subwoofers and whatnot. It really would not be hard to tie the window and lock functions into it. However, I still have the manual switches so I don't really have a point to

Before all of this car is said and done I might just end up replacing the delenair with the pi. If that happens then I guess I will end up digitizing almost everything in the car.
 

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Old 06-15-2017, 01:41 AM
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Sometimes necessity isnt necessary, and you just have to go full awesome.
 
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Originally Posted by Mad Hatter
I know it's not a Jag so you guys won't be as interested. However, I just spent two months distracted from restoring my XJ6 to restore my 99 Ducati Monster.

Before and after pics
Great work!

Sorry, must have missed this post. For some of us here Jags are a hobby that has become a passion.
Motorcycles have always been a passion for me as long as I can remember, it goes with growing up in a motorcycle mad family in a motorcycle mad country.
Here is a before & after of my first full resto, and I still think it is the best one I have done.(I think it was 15 months from buying it until having it road registered)





 

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Very nice work. That is the last Suzuki that looks like a motorcycle. The later ones more like Star War machines.


My son bought a similar one brand new. Transitioning from dirt to road. Ouch !!! dear departed wife and I "sweated".


Then on a factory required warranty service, the shop 'screwed up the valves!! So, son striped it down and "fixed" it. Bigger cams, bigger bore. 4 into one pipe to improve extraction and dump weight. Much faster... Aye, yay yay.


Yipee, he tired of it and sold it. A CHP bought it, a motorcycle cop. Much impressed with it's speed and power.


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Old 06-15-2017, 08:13 PM
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Thats a good looking bike o1xjr.

I saw tons of that vintage suzuki running around when I was living in thailand
 
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Originally Posted by JagCad
Very nice work. That is the last Suzuki that looks like a motorcycle. The later ones more like Star War machines.


Carl
In my opinion the best looking Suzuki ever built(1980 model). That is why I owned 9 of them between 1983 and 2002.
Absolutely bullet proof engines. The days of real naked muscle bikes.
 
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I do love a good before and after pic :-)
 

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