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Check if your frame is cracked.

By AustinTSI,
I've posted this a long time ago but I thought I would include a pic this time.
On two of the five S/C's that I've owned I've found that the frame was cracked near the tie rod bracket. I now weld these stress points as a matter of course as they appear to be weak points to me. Here is a pic with the weld point in red. I haven't done this car yet but I will.
http://home.austin.rr.com/neozoe/CarStuff/Personal.htm
http://home.austin.rr.com/neozoe/CarStuff/Cracked_frames.jpg
I also make a
The perfect bushing for coil over and camber plate

By AustinTSI,
I went to the local AutoZone and found some tie rod dust boots from Energy Suspension that I think will work perfect.
http://home.austin.rr.com/neozoe/CarStuff/Personal.htm
http://home.austin.rr.com/neozoe/CarStuff/strut-bushing.jpg
I know the pic is crappy but I had to use a web cam as my camera is with the wife right now. The pic should be all that is needed.
Dave.
Pump Gas dyno sheet, 18psi

By chiplee,
http://www.geocities.com/chip_lee_iii/2002dyno.html
well there it is. there are goods and others. Sorry it's so faint and hard to read. I got 10 pulls and they only printed 2. This is the best of the two they printed. I'll have more to show when i get the dynojet run viewer to work because that's how I brought them home. It was way too rich so it was easy to tune in 25HP on the dyno just using the overall trim on the hawk.
In general from the other runs the best WHP was about 270 a
frame reinforcement
By rumboogy,
does anyone know anything about beefing up our frames ? ???
i've heard of stitch welding but dont know where the frame needs it or what
type of welder to use (i've done a little stick and wire fed)