Recent content by 73shark

Don't forget to index the rotor to the hub. :thumb

My experience w/ a 1.125" front bar and 5/8" rear bar made the car close to neutral w/ a slight tendency for oversteer which worked well for me for autoX.

The setup you now have will give you near neutral handling while going back to stock will bring back the factory designed in understeer which will help prevent the rear end from trying to lead if you take a curve too hot. :)

If there's still a portion of the head of the rivet present, then you'll need to drill the rest out and drive the rivet out. Removing the rotor may require soaking w/ Kroil and some persuasion to get it off. Post a pic if this doesn't work. Also since this is an original rotor, mark its...

Since the condition described is the default position for the divertor door, I suspect either no vacuum or a bad vacuum diaphragm.

Another point is that the ball is not located in the vertical center of the mirror. So when you have it installed, rotate it so that the larger portion of the mirror is on top. That will actually enable you to see something besides just the rear fender hump. ;)

The door mirror brackets are held on by a threaded insert (Well-nut) that has a rubber sleeve that bulges as the screw tightens thereby clamping it in the fiberglass.

And if the tranny is in the car, you will have to bend the steel stock slightly to clear the tunnel.

IIRC, you would have to remove the mirror glass and then figure out how to increase the tension (maybe by bending or finding new spring stock) on the flat, metal spring that's pressing against the ball that's connected to the mirror head. I think the spring is held by swaging the tubes which...

Those tires look like racing tires that are "street legal". Awesome car, have fun. :thumb

That'll do it. Thanks, that saved reading the 23 pages of that other thread to find it. :)

Not surprised at all after the recent ignition lock debacle. Then there's the cracked dashes on the GMT900 Tahoes.:BDH

Anyone have a clue as to what the "machining error" was? Great write-up!

Have you checked the hose to verify that it's not clogged?

Since no mention of spouse, wonder if there was a brutal divorce. But the evicted tenants are probably POIs.