Holes in Engine Bay
02-10-2006, 05:13 PM
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RE: Holes in Engine Bay
And Im spending that much because EVERYTHING on the car is being replaced. I mean EVERYTHING! So its costing me alot of dough, a brand new motor, paint, body, interior, rear, suspension, fuel system, ignition, and tranny isnt cheap you know. I would like to finish it by the end of 2020 
02-10-2006, 05:20 PM
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RE: Holes in Engine Bay
That sucks! Thank god my girlfriend loves Stangs. She does get tired of watching me work on it (she offers to help but I wont let her touch it lol) but I just need to take a day off once in a while and spend some time with her and than shes OK. Yes, its basically a COMPLETE resto. I do have pics but Im at work right now and I'm leaving directly from work to go to my mountain house for the weekend. If you PM me on monday I will def post some pics!
02-10-2006, 05:28 PM
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RE: Holes in Engine Bay
Not really she just wnated more attention, its all good if she cant accept it screw her. Cant wait to see the pics. Im tearing into the interior this summer, I was going to use truck bed liner for a coating do you think that stuff is a better product
02-11-2006, 10:20 PM
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RE: Holes in Engine Bay
ORIGINAL: 88BlueGT
Your talking about your cardomain site right? Which link?
Your talking about your cardomain site right? Which link?
www.geocities.com/stanglx2002/
02-15-2006, 11:44 PM
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RE: Holes in Engine Bay
ORIGINAL: Quik
there is this stuff from permatex that is metal filler. i used it to close up a holes in the back of the heads. when you mix it together its as hard as metal they claim and can be tapped and drilled if needed. the could work possibly
there is this stuff from permatex that is metal filler. i used it to close up a holes in the back of the heads. when you mix it together its as hard as metal they claim and can be tapped and drilled if needed. the could work possibly
02-16-2006, 12:23 AM
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RE: Holes in Engine Bay
Go to Home Depot, and rent a Lincol welder. If you use filler or any sort of puddy, the vibrations and stuff like that will loser those out and make em fall off or pop them back up.
Spot welding them is the best way to go. I want to do that too, but man thats alot of work when you aint got no space or have the ability to be with out your car =P
It'll look extremely nice though man, I've seen some of those done on the mustang mags and they look so clean with all of the junk gone =)
Spot welding them is the best way to go. I want to do that too, but man thats alot of work when you aint got no space or have the ability to be with out your car =P
It'll look extremely nice though man, I've seen some of those done on the mustang mags and they look so clean with all of the junk gone =)