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DAMN, either you got a micro remote or that is one hell of a big caliper!!!!!!
I think the latter is true.
That ought to get it done.

Brakes by Seaboard Coastline Railroad,

Going off road, are you? :sleep

The a-arms are for a Winston Cup car. I scored 4 of them for 40$. They have great condition 7/8s monoballs and the fabwork is phenomenal. I'll put some more pictures up later.

QUOTE (Brett W @ Dec 14 2005, 08:19 AM)

The a-arms are for a Winston Cup car. I scored 4 of them for 40$. They have great condition 7/8s monoballs and the fabwork is phenomenal. I'll put some more pictures up later.

they look heavy

There not too bad. FOr the size of the components it is very light. Remember they were designed for a 3400lbs car running 150-200mph. Plus bumping and banging.

I bought them thinking about using the on a dual a-arm street car but I may have another use for them now. I'm so wishy washy.

He doesn't have a micro remote.

Don't you just hate being in the in between time? Living in an apartment is driving my nuts. I swear my upstairs neighbors must feed their kid crack or something. He doesn't stop running around the house from around 5-6 in the evening to 11-12 and sometimes 1am. Not having a garage or even a driveway to work on stuff in it getting really annoying too.

John

QUOTE (stock93 @ Dec 14 2005, 05:06 PM)

Living in an apartment is driving my nuts. Not having a garage or even a driveway to work on stuff in it getting really annoying too.

I wanted a 914 for years, but refused to buy one while I was an apartment dweller.

I bought my 914 3 months after buying my house.

Zach

Yeah my shop is way to small so I am getting really frustrated. I will more than likely put the chassis jig in storage until I can get some more shop space.