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Back to work on the Z I mounted all the ball joints that I could find to buy, some parts got painted,some parts got cleaned and others brand new .
The target for this week: The chassis has to roll on the wheels.
I'm in process of installing solid rear subframe bushings and it's killing me doing it on the car. I'd love to have the subframe out like that and be able to use a press on it instead of puller tools.
I'm in process of installing solid rear subframe bushings and it's killing me doing it on the car. I'd love to have the subframe out like that and be able to use a press on it instead of puller tools.
I gave up and dropped my subframe when I did my bushings. Made is a much simpler job. Even on jackstands it was not hard to drop.
Props for jumping head first into racing without really knowing what you were doing, and looks like you did pretty well for yourself so far. Loving this build and hope to see it finished soon.
Cleaning all the threads and bolts and put anti seize on is taking some time but you do it once )
Tomorrow the rear will be finished and moving to the front
If someone can help me out with the torque for these rear bolts I will be grateful.
For the rear Subframe I have, I got the subframe solid bushings from GKTech and came with instructions and Torque specs.
I don't have them for the rear arms