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Same with this one.
Same with this one.
0 2022/01/17 08:59:59 giandaniel
The passenger side looks better, but not by much. Will definitely buy those bolts.
The passenger side looks better, but not by much. Will definitely buy those bolts.
0 2022/01/17 08:59:54 giandaniel
The front subframe mounts don't look too bad in this view...
The front subframe mounts don't look too bad in this view...
0 2022/01/17 08:59:49 giandaniel
This looks like  a small headache. Driver's side subframe bracket bolt was ground down by the road back when the suspension collapsed a couple years ago.
This looks like a small headache. Driver's side subframe bracket bolt was ground down by the road back when the suspension collapsed a couple years ago.
0 2022/01/17 08:59:43 giandaniel
0 2021/12/28 21:28:15 giandaniel
0 2021/12/28 21:28:10 giandaniel
0 2021/12/28 11:26:16 giandaniel
0 2021/12/28 11:26:07 giandaniel
I nicked the red paint with the spring compressor. I'm sad about that.
I nicked the red paint with the spring compressor. I'm sad about that.
0 2021/12/12 16:16:41 giandaniel
Now installed in the car
Now installed in the car
0 2021/12/12 16:16:36 giandaniel
Shock is perfectly centered on the mount.
Shock is perfectly centered on the mount.
0 2021/12/12 16:16:29 giandaniel
The two doughnut halves that Wayne cut have retained their thickness.
The two doughnut halves that Wayne cut have retained their thickness.
0 2021/12/12 16:16:23 giandaniel
New shock absorber with new spring and Wayne's mounts
New shock absorber with new spring and Wayne's mounts
0 2021/12/12 16:16:18 giandaniel
Old front Springs vs New front Springs. I didn't take a picture of the comparison of the rears.
Old front Springs vs New front Springs. I didn't take a picture of the comparison of the rears.
0 2021/12/12 16:16:12 giandaniel
Rear shock and spring assembly
Rear shock and spring assembly
0 2021/12/12 16:16:05 giandaniel
0 2021/11/06 14:23:01 giandaniel
0 2021/11/06 14:22:54 giandaniel
0 2021/11/06 14:22:47 giandaniel
0 2021/11/06 14:22:41 giandaniel
Here is an example of what you want to achieve.
Here is an example of what you want to achieve.
0 2021/08/31 12:18:05 giandaniel
0 2021/08/21 11:55:34 giandaniel
0 2021/08/21 11:55:25 giandaniel
0 2021/08/21 11:55:15 giandaniel
I got creative and used some Vinyl Polysiloxane putty (the stuff your dentist uses to take an impression of a crown or bridge preparation) to create an outline of back of the Morimoto Mini HB projector.
I got creative and used some Vinyl Polysiloxane putty (the stuff your dentist uses to take an impression of a crown or bridge preparation) to create an outline of back of the Morimoto Mini HB projector.
0 2021/08/12 20:23:39 giandaniel
I then overlayed the putty on the reflectors and used a thin Sharpie marker to trace the inside of it on the reflector. It doesn't have to come out perfect. After that was done, I used a Dremel to cut out these areas of the reflector, as you can see, it's not perfect, and it doesn't have to be.
I then overlayed the putty on the reflectors and used a thin Sharpie marker to trace the inside of it on the reflector. It doesn't have to come out perfect. After that was done, I used a Dremel to cut out these areas of the reflector, as you can see, it's not perfect, and it doesn't have to be.
0 2021/08/12 20:23:28 giandaniel
As I said before, it's not a perfect cut, but it does the job. The holes you drill are what needs to be perfect. As a bonus, the heat sink now has more room to breathe.
As I said before, it's not a perfect cut, but it does the job. The holes you drill are what needs to be perfect. As a bonus, the heat sink now has more room to breathe.
0 2021/08/12 20:23:19 giandaniel
The projector now sits nearly flush with the reflector.
The projector now sits nearly flush with the reflector.
0 2021/08/12 20:23:09 giandaniel
The hardest part was making sure that I was going to drill the holes in the correct area and keeping the projector centered on the reflector. An extra pair of hands are needed. The holes you drill on the reflector will be the same ones that the projector uses to secure the shroud. Then, fasten the screws through the reflector, the projector, and the shroud. It should look like in this picture.
The hardest part was making sure that I was going to drill the holes in the correct area and keeping the projector centered on the reflector. An extra pair of hands are needed. The holes you drill on the reflector will be the same ones that the projector uses to secure the shroud. Then, fasten the screws through the reflector, the projector, and the shroud. It should look like in this picture.
0 2021/08/12 20:23:02 giandaniel
0 2021/08/12 20:22:55 giandaniel
0 2021/08/12 20:22:48 giandaniel
As compared with the previous design, this allows the projector to sit about a ½ to ¾ inch further back than by using the center hole and the locking ring on the screw.
As compared with the previous design, this allows the projector to sit about a ½ to ¾ inch further back than by using the center hole and the locking ring on the screw.
0 2021/08/12 20:22:41 giandaniel
0 2021/08/12 20:22:33 giandaniel
0 2021/08/12 20:22:26 giandaniel
0 2021/07/29 09:43:17 giandaniel
A bit of hard driving, with revs reaching up to 5k rpm then stopped at a traffic light. Temperature hit about 222°F.  When the car began moving again the temperature soon dropped to 215°F.
A bit of hard driving, with revs reaching up to 5k rpm then stopped at a traffic light. Temperature hit about 222°F. When the car began moving again the temperature soon dropped to 215°F.
0 2021/07/29 09:43:11 giandaniel
0 2021/07/29 09:43:05 giandaniel
At a stoplight for about a minute. Temperature rose to about 219°F.
At a stoplight for about a minute. Temperature rose to about 219°F.
0 2021/07/29 09:42:59 giandaniel
Traffic picked up again, accelerated to 60 mph. Temp was about 217°F
Traffic picked up again, accelerated to 60 mph. Temp was about 217°F
0 2021/07/29 09:42:52 giandaniel
Traffic slowed to 35 mph, temp rose again to 215°F
Traffic slowed to 35 mph, temp rose again to 215°F
0 2021/07/29 09:42:46 giandaniel
It started raining ambient temperature dropped from 94°F to 84°F,  temperature is about 213°F
It started raining ambient temperature dropped from 94°F to 84°F, temperature is about 213°F
0 2021/07/29 09:42:40 giandaniel
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