no poop, we have a couple of PT-6's that will be going to pratt in about 180 hours. Good way to blow $600,000 right? lolHedrock wrote:
As for the avionics... I worked at Pratt & Whitney once apon a time as a certified welder.
Hedrock's 'vert project...
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I had one of those RCI fuel cells and it broke on me twice before I discarded it. The first time it broke on the bottom so I reinforced the the crap out of it. Then it broke at the side seam.Hedrock wrote:Leather, My seats are Beard suspension seats from McKenzies and the fuel tank is 15 gallons made by RCI. I haven't been working on it much lately but I will get busy on it soon and post more pics.
My buddy had the same problem and didn't want to change the pluming on his car so he took it to a shop and had a new tank built using the top fittings and filler from the RCI. The shop said the material it was made from was real thin and they have no baffles in them.
They are made for street rods and don't handle the offroad well.
Just my experience.
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Well after much thought I decided that the distance between the "a" and "b" piller posts was to close (too hard to get in and out of the car) so I took out the "a" pillers and the tube that holds the stearing bearings and the one above your head out for some slight adjustments. I moved the "a" pillers 2.5 inches closer to the dash. Doesn't sound like it would make much difference but it sure did. I figured all of this was easier than losing about 20 lbs.
I'll post some pics when I actually get something done not just re-done.
Collecting parts again... No I'm not going to say why!
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I have mostly been collecting parts to go coilover. Have all the parts for the front and will post pics of the "new" front end in a couple days.
One other part I came across was a 2180 engine. It is a good re-buildable engine and the best part was it was very afordable (free). I'll need to get a good set of cylinder heads and p/c and should be pretty much ready to go.
Herbie might be right, I did play a little wack the penguin this week end
One other part I came across was a 2180 engine. It is a good re-buildable engine and the best part was it was very afordable (free). I'll need to get a good set of cylinder heads and p/c and should be pretty much ready to go.
Herbie might be right, I did play a little wack the penguin this week end