mmmm fresh powder
08-20-09, 01:52 AM
#26
Derelin is just fine for motor and tranny mounts. A mazda comp front diff mount and pinion snubber will keep things tight w/o creating excessive vibration.
I have a set of energy suspension RLCA bushings for sale because I have the individual camber adjusters instead of the single bar.
I have a set of energy suspension RLCA bushings for sale because I have the individual camber adjusters instead of the single bar.
08-20-09, 08:04 AM
#27
I had to do 3 coats to get it to stay red with no alumium peeking through and it just sucked to work with as they only supply one brush. I trashed the brush after my fronts were done, but then I pulled out a set of rear's I had ready to go and did them using a cheap sponge brush found at typical craft stores, that worked much better in applying the paint.
But if I ever do these again im definitely powdercoating front and back just to safe myself the headache of spending several hours of my day to clean/prep and paint them all myself.
But if I ever do these again im definitely powdercoating front and back just to safe myself the headache of spending several hours of my day to clean/prep and paint them all myself.
I removed my cailipers and dust shields, brake cleaned and wire wheeled them, cleaned them again and sprayed them with regular spray paint. I did it as a quickie to clean things up a bit and did not think it would hold up but its been like 6 years now I think?
Much has changed with the car and the suspension since this picture, but this is when I first did it
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