Ed340hp
Distinguished member
- Joined
- Jun 28, 2015
- Messages
- 119
- Reason
- PALS
- Diagnosis
- 05/2015
- Country
- US
- State
- California
- City
- Long Beach
OK.
It's been running for a month or so. Tuning the little things, with my son usually turning the wrenches.
I think my son gets tired of my OCD with timing, the shifter gate, and carb adjustments.
The paint is still reasonable at 20 feet. We added baby moons to the rally wheels for looks.
We have changed back to normal seat belts and cleaned up a few things. The power steering upgrade with the smaller steering wheel that has a fatter grip has been awesome. A recent interior addition is an 8-ball shifter knob, one that is larger than the stock knob in the photos (and much easier for me to grip). I need to work out a key twist assist tool. looking at some custom seats today, some with head rests and bolsters.
The photo below is from a few days after we picked it up, a mishap while idling in the driveway after a test run. My son was in panic mode, but added a few hose clamps and we were good to go.
I figure I'll keep on driving :lol: till I can't.
I am working on trying to wear out the rear tires (don't tell Alana).
Mods, if I should move this stuff to stories of hope, let me know (forum protocol and all)?
It's been running for a month or so. Tuning the little things, with my son usually turning the wrenches.
I think my son gets tired of my OCD with timing, the shifter gate, and carb adjustments.
The paint is still reasonable at 20 feet. We added baby moons to the rally wheels for looks.
We have changed back to normal seat belts and cleaned up a few things. The power steering upgrade with the smaller steering wheel that has a fatter grip has been awesome. A recent interior addition is an 8-ball shifter knob, one that is larger than the stock knob in the photos (and much easier for me to grip). I need to work out a key twist assist tool. looking at some custom seats today, some with head rests and bolsters.
The photo below is from a few days after we picked it up, a mishap while idling in the driveway after a test run. My son was in panic mode, but added a few hose clamps and we were good to go.
I figure I'll keep on driving :lol: till I can't.
I am working on trying to wear out the rear tires (don't tell Alana).
Mods, if I should move this stuff to stories of hope, let me know (forum protocol and all)?