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You just need to cultivate the opposite habit, so when you drive any other car you can make excuses like "oh, I'm used to the way the shifter is in my Ferrari, my bad  "
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Looks like Lingenfelter does that very thing.
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Oct 18, 2015 04:35
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kimbo305 posted:There's no popular representations of the 348 in movies, I think Yeah, looks like nothing popular (at least, nothing I recognize).
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Well, reminder that that particular car has been chopped up and widened >8" with the roof lowered 2", and a bunch of stuff smoothed out. Someone managed to make that particular one look good, but they don't usually.
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kimbo305 posted:I read someone (kastein?) say that depending on your solder, it could be too brittle in a vibrating environment. My understanding is that a perfect, strain-relieved and weather-proofed solder connection is just as good as a perfect crimp, but it's a lot easier to get a (uninsulated ferrule + adhesive heatshrink) crimp nearly perfect than it is for a layperson to solder a nearly perfect joint.
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Das Volk posted:My favorite trick for regular braided wire is to wrap the wires together lengthwise (similar to above but less intricate,) sliding a heatshrink jacket on beforehand. Then I wrap a ~3/4" thread of silver bearing solder around the exposed wires, wrap the combination in aluminum foil and hit it with a crack torch lighter. Instantly the the solder liquefies, leaving you with a very solid connection primed for heatshrink. Sorry dude, but that is jank as gently caress.
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Jan 30, 2016 13:07
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Does it have electric fans? Does it have a separate fan that only comes on for the A/C, or is it a single fan with low/high? I wonder if you have a fan blade tapping a shroud or something.
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jamal posted:My favorite part: Yeah, me too. For someone who cares about driving purity, he sure doesn't seem concerned with suspension functionality. Which is fine, it's his car, but it's a strange combination of viewpoints.
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InitialDave posted:Thank you. But when you're running 8psi at 5mph in low, it's all contact patch. And solid axles have pretty limited suspension geometry.
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