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Are you a fellow Civ E as well? Since we are usually the only ones going for PE.
I am Mechanical, work at an engineering firm.
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Are you a fellow Civ E as well? Since we are usually the only ones going for PE.
I'm curious about that too. I had some zinc coated and they ended up losing a couple bolts. So its a good idea you're taking pics and making a list.
. M17 is not a size on the car its the socket size so you might want to adjust that as it to me says thread size not head/socket size. The front bolts are m12x1.25 so thats a m12 but it takes a 17mm socket where the others are M10 and use a 14mm socket so just might wanna adjust the wording incase it does get lostYour sizes are wrong. M17 is not a size on the car its the socket size so you might want to adjust that as it to me says thread size not head/socket size. The front bolts are m12x1.25 so thats a m12 but it takes a 17mm socket where the others are M10 and use a 14mm socket so just might wanna adjust the wording incase it does get lost
I knew you would but i have been here before years ago with bolt sizing and socket sizes so i thought i would mention it. If one did get lost least you know exactly the details and threads etc.I promise I am fully aware of metric bolt sizing and socket sizes haha. Just quickly jotting down the socket used for all the bolts. These notes are only for me. I just took the pictures then threw the paper away.

This is awesome! You will be much better off, in the long run, to build off of a much cleaner chassis! Be sure to post some more pictures of the new car!
How did you get the windows out so well? I tried on my old talon before scrapping it and failed.