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  • razrbak
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    Originally posted by jw33 View Post
    That is more like it...
    Thanks, realize that it's partially your fault... you started me thinking with the 5-lug '93 Cobras comment.
    That, and the fact that the QA1 isn't the sturdiest unit out there.
    Thank you!

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  • jw33
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    That is more like it...

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  • sosoe
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    Looks good bra

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  • UserX
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    lookin' good

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  • razrbak
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    POR15'ed the rear-end. New gears, clutch kit, axles, bearings, seals...

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  • razrbak
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    Sorry, no DP available


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  • razrbak
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    K-Member install

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  • Trip McNeely
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    Nice color and progress!

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  • razrbak
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    I decided to change things up and do things right.
    I removed the QA1 and associated suspension/brakes and go with a set-up better suited to want I am wanting. Found a very nice MM K-member (thank you Chris "white88")

    and while everything was out, primed and shot some color

    ES- vibrant red

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  • Hobie
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    Originally posted by jw33 View Post
    They make them in 5-lug now so you can run real brakes.
    I thought that too, but wasn't sure where to find them, link?

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  • jw33
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    Originally posted by razrbak View Post
    What money? Apart from the springs, struts and braided brake hoses, I just re-finished the existing parts.
    I am wanting to go w/the '93 Cobra style wheel- which is 4-lug.

    They make them in 5-lug now so you can run real brakes.

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  • Sean88gt
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    Weld your torque boxes! (If you haven't)

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  • turbocoupe
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    Looking Good Eric. Keep up the good Work!

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  • talisman
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    Originally posted by razrbak View Post
    Exactly. The previous owner was building a drag car and had cut out the spare well out. I wanted to go back to having the well to use as a speaker enclosure, and I wanted to use stock fuel tank as well.


    Ahh, gotcha.

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  • razrbak
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    Originally posted by dville_gt View Post
    i think it says the spare tire well was cut because the car was going to get a cell and a fabricated bottom, but then he ditched the idea and put another well in the rear.
    Exactly. The previous owner was building a drag car and had cut out the spare well out. I wanted to go back to having the well to use as a speaker enclosure, and I wanted to use stock fuel tank as well.

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