Update on the TII s5 project
06-28-02, 02:26 PM
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Update on the TII s5 project
I just wanted to keep everyone up to date on the happenings of the 89 TII that I'm rebuilding. I took nine pics, but only two turned out, then the quality sucks on them too, so I have to take more tomorrow.
This is one of the subframe and the underside of the drivers side suspension.
This is one of the subframe and the underside of the drivers side suspension.
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06-28-02, 09:14 PM
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Originally posted by AreExSeven
Check your damn private messages todd!
Check your damn private messages todd!
06-28-02, 09:44 PM
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Here is one of the subframe, notice the Cusco under stru bar in the rear of the sbuframe.
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06-28-02, 10:46 PM
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Originally posted by 95R2-89TII Ground Zero
I just did check them, and their aren't any new ones as of late. The last one that I got was the one with the location of you avatar.
I just did check them, and their aren't any new ones as of late. The last one that I got was the one with the location of you avatar.
Ill send it again
06-28-02, 11:20 PM
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Originally posted by vosko
wow. that looks amazing !
wow. that looks amazing !
06-28-02, 11:21 PM
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Originally posted by 95R2-89TII Ground Zero
Thanks. I've given a ton of time and effort in the last few months to get this the way that I want it.
Thanks. I've given a ton of time and effort in the last few months to get this the way that I want it.
i don't have the patience to do all that. hopefully my TII will be running tomorrow with some help from friends/forum members
07-01-02, 02:30 PM
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Originally posted by vosko
my TII engine bay looks umm..... old i don't have the patience to do all that. hopefully my TII will be running tomorrow with some help from friends/forum members
my TII engine bay looks umm..... old
i don't have the patience to do all that. hopefully my TII will be running tomorrow with some help from friends/forum members
07-01-02, 02:44 PM
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Very nice! One thing about the epoxy coating though: water tends to get underneath the epoxy and stay there, rusting the metal underneath. The result is an area that is only held together by the epoxy itself. 
It's probably a good idea to check the epoxy every week or so for signs of cracking, and replace any damaged areas immediately. It may not start for a few years, but sooner or later it will happen. FWIW, this is a major problem on DeLoreans sine they have a very thin steel frame, coated with epoxy.
It's probably a good idea to check the epoxy every week or so for signs of cracking, and replace any damaged areas immediately. It may not start for a few years, but sooner or later it will happen. FWIW, this is a major problem on DeLoreans sine they have a very thin steel frame, coated with epoxy.
07-01-02, 03:29 PM
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Originally posted by Aaron Cake
Very nice! One thing about the epoxy coating though: water tends to get underneath the epoxy and stay there, rusting the metal underneath. The result is an area that is only held together by the epoxy itself. It's probably a good idea to check the epoxy every week or so for signs of cracking, and replace any damaged areas immediately. It may not start for a few years, but sooner or later it will happen. FWIW, this is a major problem on DeLoreans sine they have a very thin steel frame, coated with epoxy.
Very nice! One thing about the epoxy coating though: water tends to get underneath the epoxy and stay there, rusting the metal underneath. The result is an area that is only held together by the epoxy itself.
It's probably a good idea to check the epoxy every week or so for signs of cracking, and replace any damaged areas immediately. It may not start for a few years, but sooner or later it will happen. FWIW, this is a major problem on DeLoreans sine they have a very thin steel frame, coated with epoxy.