david9291
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- Jan 11, 2010
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Leduc,
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What does it all take to run a EPSP in a talon, I'm assuming some sensor for the steering position.
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What does it all take to run a EPSP in a talon, I'm assuming some sensor for the steering position.
Wow, that pump looks nice in new condition! No yellowed reservoir. Where did you find them new?
What does it all take to run a EPSP in a talon, I'm assuming some sensor for the steering position.
One rear fender is done. I used less fasteners to cut down on weight since I'm using Dzus clips and not rivets to hold them on. Also took a pic to show what the back side of of the dzus fasteners look like when they are locked down.
I'm not going to get much down for a while since I'm about to start making a batch of fendre braces for those that want them.
What do you mean by you used clips instead of fasteners? I am new to the concept of Dzus and like what I see so far. How do the clips differ from the rivets/spring type you used on the front fenders? You have photos?
This is what I see when I google images, so I am just having a hard time seeing how you used those on the unibody rear.
Did you or do you plan on cutting or changing the rear wheel well to prevent rubbing with larget wheels that the kit allows you to run? What is the plan for modifying it if you havn't already?
Really interested in the body work you are doing; I am going to be diving into it myself soon!
...With the help of Brain...
Ehhh... don't you think his head is big enough without you adding to it?
BTW - Got that trip to OKC planned yet, so you can help with (ok...do) the body work I need done?
That fuel pump set up your making looks awesome sir! Keep up the good work Craig!