I pmed funnywheels, and he had said that the mirrors are usually made by Delphi, and he suspects that a good GM diagram should work out..... Other than that he doesn't have an idea, although he also said they are probably fairly easy to wire up... I do remember that funnywheels used a firebird actuator, the part that sits behind the mirror glass, so maybe you could go that route?
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madcurl Member
Posts: 21401 From: In a Van down by the Kern River Registered: Jul 2003
The car isn't caved in. The builder did a real good job of welding 2 Fieros together with a boxed framework that's a straight as an arrow. The only thing that I would have done differently is to use 3 Fiero roof sections instead of 2. The Forward section of the rear Fiero & the back section of the front Fiero dip down because of their original roof lines. The dip down in the gap between the 2 roofs makes it look like it's not straight.
Archie
post some pictures of it up on the whats up at archies thread, i dont wanna get too sidetracked from troyboys thread,
by the way, those mirrors look awsome troy, hopefully my brother will get his house finished in the next 12 months so we can put the monster fish tank up, he's already using all the bioballs in another tank but it just isnt the same.
Originally posted by m0sh_man: by the way, those mirrors look awsome troy, hopefully my brother will get his house finished in the next 12 months so we can put the monster fish tank up, he's already using all the bioballs in another tank but it just isnt the same.
matthew
Thanks, BTW I going to let my 180 reef ready go, With my 2nd child on the way I'll have no time for it.
Note: the 2nd child is not the car, the car is the mistre$$ .
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Oct 19th, 2007
m0sh_man Member
Posts: 8460 From: south charleston WV 25309 Registered: Feb 2002
Thanks, BTW I going to let my 180 reef ready go, With my 2nd child on the way I'll have no time for it.
Note: the 2nd child is not the car, the car is the mistre$$ .
how much you asking for the 180?
my brother almost has me convinced to put a tank up, but i want to find one atleast 2' wide, id prefer a 4x4x2 tank (two foot tall four foot square) but thats nearly impossible, also i wanted fresh water, i want to have pacu's, they can get quite large.
matthew
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CowsPatoot Member
Posts: 2792 From: Skidway Lake, MI Registered: May 2007
Originally posted by m0sh_man: i want to have pacu's, they can get quite large.
Sorry to get off topic, but DON'T DO IT. Pacus can grow to over 3 feet. They are a very active and nervous fish. I had one grow to 34" in a 750 gallon tank (hex tank, 48" high, 72" across) before I managed to find a suitable home for him. When he would get excited, we were worried he would go thru the glass. Once they get large, public aquariums won't take them because of how common they are, and private aquariums aren't big enough. I got lucky and found the Newport Aquarium as they were opening up...my Pacu was the first fish in their 100,000 gallon Amazon display.
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madcurl Member
Posts: 21401 From: In a Van down by the Kern River Registered: Jul 2003
Taking a chunk of transmission case over to the plater on Monday for a little test plating to make sure it's compatable with that material.
& get ahold of 300Below to make some arraingements.
Archie
The 1st test of the plating on the test part wasn't a huge success but another section he tested came out good. So taking another test pc. over tomorrow.
Aluminium is real tricky to plate & I don't want to test on a whole transmission all at once.
Meanwhile, these parts are out 300Below for Cyro right now.
Troyboy If it was my car I would not want the axles super strong, It would be easier and more cost effective to replace axles than transmissions..... Just my .02 cents
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m0sh_man Member
Posts: 8460 From: south charleston WV 25309 Registered: Feb 2002
Troyboy If it was my car I would not want the axles super strong, It would be easier and more cost effective to replace axles than transmissions..... Just my .02 cents
^^^^^^ agreed
matthew
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Archie Member
Posts: 9436 From: Las Vegas, NV Registered: Dec 1999
Troyboy If it was my car I would not want the axles super strong, It would be easier and more cost effective to replace axles than transmissions..... Just my .02 cents
I agree,
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aaronrus Member
Posts: 870 From: bradenton, FL USA Registered: Nov 2003
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