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We put a leveling kit on it. If you checkout the playlist for this build, you should find that episode. Thanks for watching.

If you are referring to the cruddy stock wheels. He has a set of 6 spoke 17's for it. But as a high schooler with a part-time job, he doesn't have the budget for the tires yet...and I'm okay with that.

Thanks

We did pull it up, probably not as consistently as we should have, but the raker and I were doing it when we could.

Chair are best or even pieces of brick or paver but ive seen alot of contractors pull it up as they go. Obviously chairs will lift the steel to a more consistent elevation but as long as it ends up somewhere in the middle of the slab your ok. Personally, i like rebar on chairs and then laying some runs of chain link fence over top, the chain link, i can get at the scrap yard basically for free. Run a 4 slump in portland mix (not fly ash) w/ fiber w/ a compacted lime rock base.

I will see if I can find you an answer. I didn't order the kit; my boss at the time did, and I haven't worked there for a few years.

Glad it was helpful!

We did. Thanks for subscribing.

These are 285/70-17.

While I will agree with you that I never showed the "actual" shift rails out of their packaging, that does not mean I didn't, in my opinion, do a good job at promoting the product. There was no reason to remove them in this episode; because they weren't being installed till a later episode, where they are out of their package. There was no need to take a chance at damage or losing one, when the original parts are identical other than material. I appreciate you watching, I'm sorry you feel I did the sponsor of the episode wrong.

Placed with "older guys" are getting fewer and further between. 😕

There is a whole playlist on it. If there were resonators, they were gone before we got the car. The latest episode we just put a pair of Flowmaster mufflers on.

Thanks. It's difficult with that many cars.

@@10footcustoms93 believe I can totally relate

I'm 95% certain it will not work on a CB550. The starter sprag design is completely different.

Yes the + terminal on the coil will have 2 wires on it. I am uncertain when or if the "I" and "S" terminal solenoids stopped being used.

There is 13' between my house and the double door. If I calculated correctly, once it's all cleaned up and parts are organized, 2 cars should, very carefully, be able to pull into the double door. Water is an issue, the city has very specific things I can and can't do; it's going to be tricky.

@@10footcustoms93 I just built a 24x32 stick built shop in my backyard. In addition to using a foam sill seal ( 3.5" wide and 1/4" closed cell foam strip) under the sill plate, I sealed the edge of the bottom wall plate inside and out to the concrete with a bead of Henry's 900 flexible sealer/flashing. It goes on like caulk and dries to a super strong and flexible, rubberized bead. I've noticed that buildings like yours don't come with a 90 degree flashing that your seal to the concrete and the bottom rail or molded foam strips to fill the gaps in the sheeting ribs . The flashingt also covers the bottom rib of the sheeting to keep larger insects/vermin out. There's a lot of options out there and I'm sure you'll find one that works for you!

Thanks, hoping to get concrete in soon.

@@10footcustoms93 that'll look great! Considering an epoxy top coat? White stuff would certainly help with reflecting light up underneath the cars.

@iamonfire1812 not sure on a top coat, it would have to hold up to fuel, oil, brake cleaner, etc. I'm not the cleanest of mechanics, lol.

Mi Español is terrible. Usando el traductor de Google. Tienes que activar los subtítulos en Español. El audio no se puede cambiar.

Thanks for subscribing. The problem I hear with air suspension seats is available room, especially if you don't have a tilt column, even with custom seat brackets.

Thanks for watching...and you ain't seen nothing yet, tune into this Sunday's episode.

It works perfectly.

@@10footcustoms93 Thank you !

Thanks for watching. More to come.

Yes I agree. Please watch the next episode that comes out on the PRI Show and I explain why.

Thank you so much for watching. I'd love to tell you that Rusty's engine has tons of power, but I do not know yet. Lol. Other projects, like Ruby, and a few other on the channel have taken Rusty's time. But huge reveal coming to the channel in the next couple of weeks, hopefully. Then Rusty will be getting more work done on him.

Found the adjustment on the aftermarket master was way out. This one does have a metal pedal assembly.

Yeah this one is in pretty shape, but perfect for a 17 year old. I was kinda curious as to the rarity of a fastback with a luggage rack. I personally don't think in all my years I've ever seen fastback without a spoiler.

I believe it is a knock off Carter BBD. The PO had it in the boxes of parts when I bought Ruby.