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Zip ties and duct tape. We’ll get through it. Not much weight on there. Maybe 75 lbs.

Thanks, To finish is a big deal when around 68 cars didn’t, and ran 10s at 4/5 tracks. I’ll take it

2 plus hr delays make for a long day.

Thanks for watching!! I’ve also used the summit epoxy primer with good luck as well.

Thanks for watching and commenting

Just guessing, could be a hub/axle bearing. If awd if there is a ripped axle shaft boot could be a cv joint. Does it do it only turns or going straight? If you lightly apply brakes does it go away? Could be a backing plate running, that happened on our rav where it rusted and part of it was rubbing the rotor. Bent it back.

Wow, I know some states the labor rate is higher but damn.

@@ShopDogFabrication it’s California 😂

Thanks, almost a new pb

Yea it was, can’t do a half assed one

It is always something for sure, gotta always be on top of things for sure.

My wife and daughter did it last year for sick summer as well. Was really funny when I opened the cooler

Hey Chris, micky 9x28 pro bracket radial. Have used them now for 2 years and have not had any issues at all.

Was nice to talk to ya for a few minutes, thanks for watching the videos. I do appreciate it.

Thanks!! I appreciate it that you took the time to comment.

Good week. Top 32 and car is healthy. What rpm are you at when you hit the traps?

Thank you!

Glad it was helpful!

Awesome, by all means stop by and say hello

Thanks, I appreciate it!! See if we can pull off a repeat win. But the journey and finishing is a lot of fun.

@@ShopDogFabrication I'll be rooting for you for sure and no doubt just completing is a victory in itself. Hoping to get my feet wet in drag n drives next year.

@@OneMoreBolt you’ll have a blast, if I’m at the one you plan on doing stop by and say hello.

Thanks!!

That’s what I’m thinking about doing. I think I also mentioned it in the video as an option. Have to figure out the vac hose routing when it’s close to being done.

Sorry I just realized you're draining the window channel . Most drains are at the lower part of the fenders doors and quarters. . hmm . I would have left a small 1)4" channel (half pipe) to allow the water to drain into the quarters on the outside . . I wouldn't want water draining into the trunk . And I also wouldn't want water being trapped in the window channel . That's what creates the rust in the first place. Thanks for getting the ideas rolling

That’s also why I can attach a rubber hose and run it down to the panels and let it drain outside as an option. Kinda like an ac drain.

Awesome!! Thanks for taking the time to watch and provide a comment.

It’s slowly getting there. More and more progress every day.

Man your watching an old video. Thanks!!

It does, I did a video doing it to cylinder heads.

I didn’t listen to myself and it’s getting closer and closer everyday to paint. Turning out pretty good.

Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. Much appreciated.

You do you, give it an extra uga dagas for me

@@ShopDogFabrication my cars have crush sleeve eliminators

@@Burnedout_garage nice

Thanks!! Appreciate you watching. I have a hood I need to do for myself soon.

Just take your time is the key

It always awesome when people from other countries comment on a video and where they are from. Thanks!!

I won’t hold it against you being a buckeye. lol

Awesome!! Thanks for watching and Sharing your success.

Thanks, I went to his channel, looks like doing a resto mod, my car will be a drag n drive car if you’ve heard of those events, but scrolling through his videos there are a couple I want to watch. Thanks for showing me his channel.

Not many choices at a junkyard, the whole key is momentary test to make sure a part will work. Not long term. Although I’ve seen guys run their fuel Pumps on 20v to get more out of them at the drag strip for a hero pass.

Thanks for the info, not sure what can be done, how you could drain it. I’ll have to search the forums and see what’s being said.

Not an issue to this point, been on there I think almost 24 months.

Thank you!! Appreciate the feedback.

Oh I get it, so much is outsourced and made cheap they just don’t last.

Hello, sorry missed your comment. I do not know the torque for the 17mm bolts. I will many times use a couple drops of blue locktite. The 14mm you definitely need to get freed up. I normally will use heat and work them free. I saw a product the other day that was interesting and I don’t remember who sells it but it actually is a spray that freezes the fastener and they were able to get a bleeder screw loose.

@@ShopDogFabrication Thank you for the suggestion regarding freezing the part. I don’t have a heat source that could be applied in this situation, but as it turns out I was finally successful in removing the bolts without snapping them. I applied a ridiculous amount of penetrating oil, tightened the bolts, then carefully unscrewed them while periodically tightening them and spraying more oil on them. Worked like a charm, though it did take some time! Thanks again for your video, it was very helpful!

Should not be any different. Mark it and do same sequence. In a way I’d rather have a solid spacer vs crush sleeve. For sure I’d know when it hits bottom.

Front or back of the wheel house? If back side behind the quarter panel that is the quarter panel to trunk drop off. They make reproduction ones and I had to do mine when I did the trunk. If in front of the wheel house that’s the lower rocker panel and they make they part as well. Not sure if these are the areas your talking about.

There is a small channel below the inner sail where the whindow rests and this is the mall channel about 1/2 inch below that area. This area of window meets the roof and runs down to where the pacakge tray meet. That area extends from L quarter to roof to R quarter below where glass sits. Trying to figure what this is and if it is needed, because it is rusted away on the L side.

Gotcha, the area where rear package tray where glass goes meets the panel underneath is rotted out. Would be easier to see with pics but I get where you’re talking about. Me personally I’d get some 18 ga and repair it from a structural standpoint. It’s an area no one will ever see.

Eating cereal, we have several recycle areas where you can take cardboard, I’m sure you could find similar boxes. Cracker boxes are the same.

thanks. I definitely don't like cereal that much. But the Boxes seem like a good idea for something like this