can-am 502 still alive 11,000 miles later
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can-am 502 still alive 11,000 miles later
We're livin down here in the lower Florida Keys these days...
gettin ready for another round of Mods...
Front/rear tow hooks
Greenwood Dash
full floating front brake rotors to list just a few
gettin ready for another round of Mods...
Front/rear tow hooks
Greenwood Dash
full floating front brake rotors to list just a few
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St. Jude Donor '12-'13, '15- '16-'17-'18-'19, '21
I absolutely love the lower Keys. Spent a lot of time there in the late 70's.
You ever need help...give me a call...I'll work for room and board....LOL
Nice car btw
You ever need help...give me a call...I'll work for room and board....LOL
Nice car btw
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Thats a hot rod.
Nice.
Nice.
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Cool car! Have you got a close up of your upper links on the rear? Adding some upper links and converting to telescopic half shafts as you have is on my list to do at some point.
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im also gonna drill some holes in my trailing arms to lighten them up a bit
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lots of work right there bet its loads of fun!
noticed you have a jones racing drive setup, are those pulleys his or gilmers, how do you like them?
Need some in action vids!
noticed you have a jones racing drive setup, are those pulleys his or gilmers, how do you like them?
Need some in action vids!
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also went through 3 delco SI alternators before I switched to the Denso racing piece with ceramic bearings and we adjusted the cog ratios slightly to match the output curve to the nominal engine rpm.
oh I also made all my Power steering hoses at a local shop to fit the Rack and pinion, Hydraboost and PS pump location
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Thanks for the pictures, nice work on the mounts, look very solid. Trying to make out what you were doing at the front of the trailing arm, did you replace the bushing with a spherical joint?
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yep sorry the pics got out of order... replaced the rubber bushing with a spherical joint and then rifle drilled a set of trailing arm bolts and installed zerk fittings in the head so once a year I give them a shot of grease and thery should last forever.
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St. Jude Donor '12-'13, '15- '16-'17-'18-'19, '21
And did you do your own rear alignment or take that to a shop? I have Van Steel's version and was wondering how difficult getting that part (shimming the TA front bearing joint) was to do. Txs
Really nice work, either way......