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Stacey David of Gearz did a project with an International COE. Installed lowering kit made it look good. Check out the pictures on his site, also includes links to the parts used. https://staceydavid.com/projects/heavymetal/

How about more pictures of the Mack?

"I saw a great documentary about 20 years ago about a restoration of an Indy roadster that was once driven by Mario Andretti. All of the sheet metal had to be re-produced. Sheet aluminum, mallets and leather bag. If anybody know the name of this documentary drop it here." The documentary was an...

New addition to the menagerie. Absolutely adores the springer.

Thank you. The vise is a Rae 105 made in Canada.

Re: Teardrop Camper -- Structural Thoughts As the current owner of a trailer using a foam fiberglass sandwich particular attention has to be made on sealing all the panel joints to avoid water infiltration de-laminating the panel. Mine has leaked causing structural failure of the roof and side...

I'll re-post mine.

Got back just in time to go to the Circuit Mt-Tremblant to spectate the F-1 reunion. My face still hurts from smiling so much.:) Thought you mike like these. March 78-B ex Gilles Villeneuve. They were never this nice! I got to watch Gilles race that car at the Edmonton race, one of the...

The industry standard thread length is 2 diameters plus 1/4". We did get some special bolts for work that were 3" long and fully threaded but they weren't off the shelf.

If you have the room a rolling cabinet similar to the one I built is very useful. Found the plans on the internet.

When dealing with lap times low/high drag set-ups are always a compromise. In low drag you may get higher top speeds but downforce is reduced in the corners so overall lap time is not as good. In your tests what were the lap time differences?

I haven't made the shims but have used the bender with them and it works fine.

Mine is jst a youngster compared to LippyP. Built in 1897 and the garage in 1978.

I built this one from the plans. Very solid. It is heavy so don't skimp on the casters (ask me how I know). They have been changed since the pictures were taken. Extended surface makes it much easier handling large pieces.

Bodywork is in process. Completed soon.