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heyitsrama

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  1. heyitsrama posted a post in a topic in Wanted
    I have a 260z that had 1 modified 280z seat rail, and a no passenger seat. Been reupholstering seats for the car, just want to put in rails that work are not super janky. Still looking for rails. ?
  2. @grannyknot did you machine that die yourself? looks great
  3. heyitsrama posted a post in a topic in Wanted
    bump bump, still looking for these plz. ?
  4. No way I have a set of those and they are too large, pn. k9882 ?
  5. Did you replace them with OEM boots? It looks like MSA has an option for something that’s after market, they advertise a good fit; anyone have experience with this? https://www.thezstore.com/page/TZS/PROD/classic20o01a/23-4459
  6. heyitsrama posted a post in a topic in Open Discussions
    after my buddy and i gave this mk1 sprite back to the owner he started messing with the wiring (he wanted a push to start button ) and managed to mess it up so bad that the battery inverted its polarity. not sure why he did not just leave it alone and drive it, it was perfect when we handed it off.
  7. ? was it a stock cam? Is there a possibility for the valve's to slap the pistons in this case?
  8. heyitsrama posted a post in a topic in Wanted
    View Advert seat rail Looking for some used seat rails, need both sides. Advertiser heyitsrama Date 05/11/2019 Price Category Parts Wanted Year 1974 Model 240-260
  9. i usually go with Beck, i used their master and clutch cylinder, no complaints here.
  10. https://www.yelp.com/biz/power-brake-exchange-san-jose these guys do a very nice job rebuilding mine; i think they powder coat for an extra $15? $135 out the door, but im local. I think they have a so-cal spot.
  11. heyitsrama posted a post in a topic in Open Discussions
    you have to modify the mounts on the lower middle valance, they are different between 70-73 and 74 (even though they look the same), air dam type 1 is cost effective and looks great.
  12. heyitsrama posted a post in a topic in Interior
    Ignore the trashed interior plz, ill clean it I promise.
  13. heyitsrama posted a post in a topic in Interior
  14. heyitsrama posted a post in a topic in Interior
    Howdy, I just wanted to share this super cool shift knob that @Captain Obvious finished for me last week. I wanted to repurpose my skateboard that I was using in high school after seeing these cool 917 shifters online. The Captain took the time to take the sections cut and glued, and shaped it to be just like the OEM shifter. He even was able to replicate the lower plastic portion out of aluminum as a final touch. We decided the correct thing would be to increase the diameter slightly due to having larger hands. With the small increase, I don't feel my pinky hit my palm like the OEM one does. I'd show it inside the car but I pulled off the interior to install the AC!
  15. heyitsrama posted a post in a topic in Help Me !!
    Ken, Im over in the EastBay, lmk if you need a hand (or an eye)
  16. heyitsrama posted a post in a topic in Interior
    Howdy, Was planning on ordering AC fittings to wrap up the installation of the vintage air unit. Does everyone usually go the EZclip method? or do people stick with the old crimp style? Ive been debating both, the EZ clip is nice, but the cost of the parts adds up fast, the crimp fittings seem to be cheaper, but the tool is $150-$200! Does anyone know of a shop/person in the Bay Area that will let me bring my own parts and just have them crimp? Or some club member tool rental? Regards
  17. back when i was working for Apple, we used these nylon probe tools for computers because they dont scratch/mar/ are ESD safe. https://www.mouser.com/ProductDetail/Menda/35622?qs=%2BmRqrm7NpdLuWhQqqlmbpQ%3D%3D but this is a cheaper alternative https://www.ebay.com/itm/10-x-Nylon-Plastic-Spudger-Stick-Opening-Pry-Crowbar-Repair-Tools-for-iPhone-FIX/163163899355?hash=item25fd5385db:g:Zt4AAOSwBDlaqo~3 Super useful around cars, i use them for all sorts of stuff.
  18. uh im just throwing numbers out there $40; i cant turn the sun/moon upside down for more visibility like in the second image. (the curse of being tall)
  19. heyitsrama posted a post in a topic in Wheels & Brakes
    first step is bleeding them, power brakes in san jose can rebuild the booster if need be, but sounds like there is air in the system if its soft.
  20. Oh man, we used to skate from San Francisco State University all the way down to pier 39, did it one time and lost my buddies board in the water, slipped through the metal fence at the pier. Was even thinking about it happening, as I watched it slip through and fade into the greenish water below. Drunk skating is not too bad especially if you have a board like Patcons, they just glide. Another time I was waiting for the bus, slipped off and landed on my chin. good times, I need to finish my car up and drive it to skimboard. The hours we go at make for good photos.
  21. Care to put the code/database into GitHub? I’ll follow along and help ? i wanted to to make one for hardware/bolts
  22. bump bump still looking for these. ?
  23. I’ve been slowly working on this, it’s been raining pretty bad for the past couple weeks in California (we need the water) here’s the update! Got some help from the gramps on the rounded side for the trans tunnel. Keeps his mind/body active too ha. We ended up repairing a bunch of tools around the yard. And made the giant press/holder, I think it can be modified for bushing removal too. Hopefully this week I’ll have the rear reinstalled.
  24. site, how am i going to shift with a baseball bat shifter ?
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