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March 5th, 2008, 07:13
#31
Elite
Re: My new class 5 car
Lookin' good. Did you make the fuel cell straps? If not, where did you get them?
Thanks,
G.
08 EL PASO 200 1ST OVERALL
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March 5th, 2008 07:13
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March 5th, 2008, 07:48
#32
Senior
Re: My new class 5 car

Originally Posted by
westtexasbaja
Lookin' good. Did you make the fuel cell straps? If not, where did you get them?
Thanks,
G.
Thanks for the complement. The fuel cell strap was made buy Steve @ Griffith Welding. It’s a simple design, just some strap material bent to conform to the cell and then tig welded together with a slip bolt going through it on each side. I’ll post a close-up picture of the strap.
Cross-threading is just as tight as Loctite
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March 5th, 2008, 18:48
#33
RDC Addicted
Re: My new class 5 car

Originally Posted by
baja stu
I was going to mount the power steering reservoir right here but I decided to mount it closer to the fuel cell and away from the engine / brakes. Plus I needed to move it out of the way to have a place to mount my spare tire right above the trans. I saw this trick little mount and thought that I would make some thing similar.
stu mount the resivore close to pump .read the paper that came with the ram or go on line to howe.
cant wait to see this car done .
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March 5th, 2008, 19:13
#34
Senior
Cross-threading is just as tight as Loctite
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March 5th, 2008, 20:05
#35
Senior
Re: My new class 5 car
i believe the feed line from the res. to the pump should never be longer than 2 feet (atleast thats what howe recomends).
the car is looking good! keep up the nice work!
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March 10th, 2008, 13:16
#36
Senior
Re: My new class 5 car
I picket up some 4130 plate and built a small riser box for the shifter to sit on. I just haft to drill 4 holes in the bottom to mount it to the 4 tabs I welded on the center brace and then drill the top and install some inserts to thread the shifter bolts to.
Last edited by baja stu; March 10th, 2008 at 13:30.
Cross-threading is just as tight as Loctite
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March 22nd, 2008, 00:51
#37
RDC Addicted
Re: My new class 5 car

Originally Posted by
baja stu
I picket up some 4130 plate and built a small riser box for the shifter to sit on. I just haft to drill 4 holes in the bottom to mount it to the 4 tabs I welded on the center brace and then drill the top and install some inserts to thread the shifter bolts to.
looking high tec stu .good job
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March 23rd, 2008, 09:53
#38
Senior
Re: My new class 5 car
I decided to build my own res. mount because I didn't like what I found out there on the market. Here are some pics
Cross-threading is just as tight as Loctite
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March 23rd, 2008, 10:22
#39
Senior
Re: My new class 5 car
What would be a good spot for the fuel filler ?
Cross-threading is just as tight as Loctite
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March 23rd, 2008, 12:56
#40
RDC Addicted
Re: My new class 5 car
pic one but center it and get biger fill with splash guard