Autopilot EF9 update
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Re: Autopilot EF9 update (B16_madman)
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Re: Autopilot EF9 update (ATS.fred)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ATS.fred »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">so is this baby gunna be up and ready for nisei this year?
i gotta see this **** in person randy! </TD></TR></TABLE>
me too!
i can't wait to ghostride in this thing!
i gotta see this **** in person randy!
</TD></TR></TABLE>me too!
i can't wait to ghostride in this thing!
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Re: Autopilot EF9 update (ATS.fred)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by ATS.fred »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">so is this baby gunna be up and ready for nisei this year?
i gotta see this **** in person randy! </TD></TR></TABLE>
Man i sure hope so i still have 4 1/2 months , i already registered for Nisei so i'd better hurry my @ss up lol. Finished all the Fabrication last week, this month will be body work season, paint session begins in May. and hopefully by august it rolls out after 2 years of sitting. thAnx for the support see you guys soon.
ATS suckas
i gotta see this **** in person randy!
</TD></TR></TABLE>Man i sure hope so i still have 4 1/2 months , i already registered for Nisei so i'd better hurry my @ss up lol. Finished all the Fabrication last week, this month will be body work season, paint session begins in May. and hopefully by august it rolls out after 2 years of sitting. thAnx for the support see you guys soon.
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Re: Autopilot EF9 update (QUESTOYZ by RHanDy)
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Man i sure hope so i still have 4 1/2 months , i already registered for Nisei so i'd better hurry my @ss up lol. Finished all the Fabrication last week, this month will be body work season, paint session begins in May. and hopefully by august it rolls out after 2 years of sitting. thAnx for the support see you guys soon.
ATS suckas </TD></TR></TABLE>
....ahh shiet!!! i guess im not bringing my ef then
Man i sure hope so i still have 4 1/2 months , i already registered for Nisei so i'd better hurry my @ss up lol. Finished all the Fabrication last week, this month will be body work season, paint session begins in May. and hopefully by august it rolls out after 2 years of sitting. thAnx for the support see you guys soon.
ATS suckas
</TD></TR></TABLE>....ahh shiet!!! i guess im not bringing my ef then
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Re: Autopilot EF9 update (ferdONE...)
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**** i bet his ef9 is gonnna be so hot , it will take best ek too!
</TD></TR></TABLE>**** i bet his ef9 is gonnna be so hot , it will take best ek too!
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Re: (QUESTOYZ by RHanDy)
can you point me in the direction to read up on the seam welding and it's basics? i mean i know you weld a ton of spot welds to tighten it up but how much does it help?
i'm thinking long term lifewise to add to the car's stability
i'm thinking long term lifewise to add to the car's stability
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Re: (B16_madman)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by B16_madman »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">can you point me in the direction to read up on the seam welding and it's basics? i mean i know you weld a ton of spot welds to tighten it up but how much does it help?
i'm thinking long term lifewise to add to the car's stability </TD></TR></TABLE>
Sure no problem! first you will need to get a hold of a chassis layout of your car this will allow you to see the structure of the car before it has been put together there you will determine the weak points of the car, im sure you can find it on-line, second find a book about seam welding and stitch welding what ever you want to call it, try amazon or any automotive fabrication web-sites. I dont have any with me i appoligize! Every car builder will have their own opinions on seam welding so dont be discouraged. Try what is best for your needs, if you building a drag car build one way, road race another way drifting another way, it all depends. But true car builders will understand the engineering behind it all not what just looks cool. Good luck my friend and have fun!
i'm thinking long term lifewise to add to the car's stability </TD></TR></TABLE>
Sure no problem! first you will need to get a hold of a chassis layout of your car this will allow you to see the structure of the car before it has been put together there you will determine the weak points of the car, im sure you can find it on-line, second find a book about seam welding and stitch welding what ever you want to call it, try amazon or any automotive fabrication web-sites. I dont have any with me i appoligize! Every car builder will have their own opinions on seam welding so dont be discouraged. Try what is best for your needs, if you building a drag car build one way, road race another way drifting another way, it all depends. But true car builders will understand the engineering behind it all not what just looks cool. Good luck my friend and have fun!
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Re: (QUESTOYZ by RHanDy)
Her some new pix of the USDM 88-91 civic tranny bracket being placed up for alignment upon welding. The stock bracket is very flimsy, i think im going to just machine a new plate thats a little bit thicker to hold up the motor.
[IMG][http://www.we-todd-did-racing.com/we...5NTQx.jpg/IMG]
Notice that the cable tranny rear mount bracket is about and 1' and 1/4 short. I will need too fabricate a custom rear bracket. The things you must fabricate to put in a hydrolic transmission with a clutch master cylinder in an EF.
[IMG][http://www.we-todd-did-racing.com/we...5NTQx.jpg/IMG]
Notice that the cable tranny rear mount bracket is about and 1' and 1/4 short. I will need too fabricate a custom rear bracket. The things you must fabricate to put in a hydrolic transmission with a clutch master cylinder in an EF.
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Re: Autopilot EF9 update (BlUeDC2nEr)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by BlUeDC2nEr »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">me too!
i can't wait to ghostride in this thing!
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HAHAHAHA
You don't Ghost ride IN the car...you do it OUTSIDE the car.
GHOST RIDE THA WHIP
Nice progress on the EF...and it's actually an EF
i can't wait to ghostride in this thing!
</TD></TR></TABLE>HAHAHAHA
You don't Ghost ride IN the car...you do it OUTSIDE the car.
GHOST RIDE THA WHIP
Nice progress on the EF...and it's actually an EF
Re: Autopilot EF9 update (Mr. Bob Dobalina)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Mr. Bob Dobalina »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">HAHAHAHA
You don't Ghost ride IN the car...you do it OUTSIDE the car.
GHOST RIDE THA WHIP
Nice progress on the EF...and it's actually an EF </TD></TR></TABLE>
lol!!, btw its looking good randy
You don't Ghost ride IN the car...you do it OUTSIDE the car.
GHOST RIDE THA WHIP
Nice progress on the EF...and it's actually an EF
</TD></TR></TABLE>lol!!, btw its looking good randy