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Chuckawalla last year. The track isn't really well known but we are getting some exposure and going to have a pretty big year this year I think.
 

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Chuckawalla last year. The track isn't really well known but we are getting some exposure and going to have a pretty big year this year I think.
Oh yeah that’s Paul from Az. Silver gtr. Makes 2000-2300. Bitch is bad
 

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Which event? Yeah people are trying to ban gtr at no prep small tire events.
I don't get the crying over the GTR. If I get beat buy someone I go home and try and get it figured out. I'm on big tires and quite a bit of nitrous and that car has got something for me if it's running mid 7 second. What does it 660 at?
 

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I don't get the crying over the GTR. If I get beat buy someone I go home and try and get it figured out. I'm on big tires and quite a bit of nitrous and that car has got something for me if it's running mid 7 second. What does it 660 at?
Not sure on Paul’s but this one here went 5.2 on the street.
 

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Its full interior seats forward. Just back seats and panels is out. I hate cages with a passion but it’s something I’m decent at.

You’ll probably geek out on this one. Full 8.50et cage tucked behind the pillars. It was a bitchhhhh
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That is flawless bro. I'm a medium voltage cable splicer 1kv to 35kv and just build junk in my garage. You and few other people on this site are artists. Like @bonesfab I would love to be a fly on the wall in your shop for a few days.
 

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Its full interior seats forward. Just back seats and panels is out. I hate cages with a passion but it’s something I’m decent at.

You’ll probably geek out on this one. Full 8.50et cage tucked behind the pillars. It was a bitchhhhh
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I'm going with you're way more than "decent"...that's F'n phenomenal!
 

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Got the uppers painted, and mocked up the lowers. The uppers will go another 18" towards the pass through, and be even on the right. Sink will go in the last bay, and an apartment fridge at the end. On the left, the open space will be for a water cooler. (As a pre-school, water must be available to drink at all times...I'm not putting in a drinking fountain.)
 

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This is probably the most interesting post in this thread. How does one take the crinkle and how compromised is that now?
In a nutshell, you replace skin panels, frames and stringers. Though not common, hard landings that comprise the fuselage do happen on occasion. We call it a “broken back”. I think this is my 4th one in 15 years. The pic is one we did a few years ago.
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In a nutshell, you replace skin panels, frames and stringers. Though not common, hard landings that comprise the fuselage do happen on occasion. We call it a “broken back”. I think this is my 4th one in 15 years. The pic is one we did a few years ago. View attachment 1298159
I work a lot with orthopedic doctors and I read a lot of reports. People with a broken back are rarely ever the Sam's again.....
 

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In a nutshell, you replace skin panels, frames and stringers. Though not common, hard landings that comprise the fuselage do happen on occasion. We call it a “broken back”. I think this is my 4th one in 15 years. The pic is one we did a few years ago. View attachment 1298159
Post pics of the current repair process, super intrigued by this.
 

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Dunno how carpenters do it. I've hung some stuff with French cleats before, but wanted this flush to the wall. Scrounged up a piece of 1x2 drip edge, and mounted it. Then, tipped the rear of the cabinet on it, and propped the front with some 2x6 scrap to hold it up. Mounted them to studs, then shimmed and anchored the base cabinets. Still have to trim the countertop, but not a bad night out there.
 

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Generator wouldn’t start.
Had 12.5 volts on the hot side, 10.5 volts when start is engaged, solenoid just clicks. Bypassed the solenoid, no dice.
Checked all the connections.
Interwebs says starter. $150 at the local RV Shop in town.
Old starter wouldn’t turn when removed, so maybe.
 

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Dunno how carpenters do it. I've hung some stuff with French cleats before, but wanted this flush to the wall. Scrounged up a piece of 1x2 drip edge, and mounted it. Then, tipped the rear of the cabinet on it, and propped the front with some 2x6 scrap to hold it up. Mounted them to studs, then shimmed and anchored the base cabinets. Still have to trim the countertop, but not a bad night out there.

I screwed all the cabinets together, making them flush in the front, then take a long strait edge, and shim the wall at the studs, hang the entire cabinet on the 1x2 for support, then screw cabinet to studs.
 

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I make patterns out of chip board, like 24 pack boxes. That, some tape and a sharpie ;)
Yeah I just went to Michael's and got poster board. Appreciate the tip brother. I have to cut more floor and driveshaft tunnel out. I've got the front half close. I'm making it big but I like the way it's turning out. I've got good help as well.
 

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