Good Job! I would like to see the shift rod shortened work. I have several problem with it, cant shift correctly (all things are new wolfburgwest brand, and the gearbox is ok, tested on a beetle) . Dont know if the shifter rod should have a very little curvature. Sorry for my bad english. Regards
The video helps, but I was hoping to see how the area to be cut out was determined. Perhaps even if there were any tips on welding the two pieces together to come out so nice, stripping out the old pans or frame preparation. I'm looking more for how you are doing things.
Pan looks beautiful good job. I have a ? My friend cut the wrong end of the shift rod so can you tell me witch way the shift rod bends? Thanks for the help. It’s a 1967 pan swing axle
It's not coated. It was prepped, sealed with DP90LF and then painted with PPG Concept DCC9300 single stage paint. Coating a pan with POR15 or undercoating covers the rust, but, it only lasts for a while. This Manx is undergoing a professional restoration.
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Good Job! I would like to see the shift rod shortened work. I have several problem with it, cant shift correctly (all things are new wolfburgwest brand, and the gearbox is ok, tested on a beetle) . Dont know if the shifter rod should have a very little curvature. Sorry for my bad english.
Regards
The video helps, but I was hoping to see how the area to be cut out was determined. Perhaps even if there were any tips on welding the two pieces together to come out so nice, stripping out the old pans or frame preparation. I'm looking more for how you are doing things.
Pan looks beautiful good job. I have a ? My friend cut the wrong end of the shift rod so can you tell me witch way the shift rod bends? Thanks for the help. It’s a 1967 pan swing axle
when you cut the tunnel to shorten the pan, did you have to cut the internal cables and shifting rod to complete the assembly?
Awesome
What’s the pan coated with?
It's not coated. It was prepped, sealed with DP90LF and then painted with PPG Concept DCC9300 single stage paint. Coating a pan with POR15 or undercoating covers the rust, but, it only lasts for a while. This Manx is undergoing a professional restoration.