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JohnWPB
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NOV 26, 10:05 AM
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You have put to together some very nice videos! Great job, and I say keep it up! I, as others above have stated, would have loved to do a few videos, but never seem to remember till I am half way through, or done with a project. [This message has been edited by JohnWPB (edited 11-26-2017).]
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AustinH
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DEC 04, 01:10 PM
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Thanks for the encouragement guys. Haven't had a chance for more videos lately, but I think my next one will be an aero bumper upgrade and maybe trunk torsion spring adjustment. The engine block is in the machine shop being measured so I'm out of engine videos for a while. [This message has been edited by AustinH (edited 04-12-2024).]
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unboundmo
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DEC 05, 12:28 AM
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| quote | Originally posted by AustinH:
I appreciate it! I just released my 3rd how-to fiero video today. Window felt guides and Dew Wipes! I will post more here.
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Right on!... thanks!... one of the next projects for me
but i have to say.. for me; I'd invest in some "plastic" putty style wedges for panel removals.. sorry... but just sayin.. harbor freight cheap
--- question.. is there a way to remove the felt guides by removing the window first, then the guides... no cutting?[This message has been edited by unboundmo (edited 12-05-2017).]
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mr_corean
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DEC 05, 02:44 AM
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| quote | Originally posted by unboundmo:
Right on!... thanks!... one of the next projects for me
but i have to say.. for me; I'd invest in some "plastic" putty style wedges for panel removals.. sorry... but just sayin.. harbor freight cheap
--- question.. is there a way to remove the felt guides by removing the window first, then the guides... no cutting?
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Yes. When you take the bolts completely out of the guides with the window out, they will swing down and hang by the small wings on the top. With some tetris work you can get the old ones out and new ones in just fine with no cutting. I recommend a magnet to make your life easier.
I think a video on adjusting your torsion bars would be a good one. It can be short and simple but help people not kill themselves or lose a finger while attempting it.[This message has been edited by mr_corean (edited 12-05-2017).]
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AustinH
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JAN 05, 03:00 PM
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| quote | Originally posted by unboundmo:
Right on!... thanks!... one of the next projects for me
but i have to say.. for me; I'd invest in some "plastic" putty style wedges for panel removals.. sorry... but just sayin.. harbor freight cheap
--- question.. is there a way to remove the felt guides by removing the window first, then the guides... no cutting?
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Yes, some have been able to get those guides out without cutting AND the window still in. Very easy to do with the window out, but you would inevitably break clips doing this. There was absolutely no way my doors would allow it to, but it is indeed possible. I talked to someone who has personally done it. mr_corean is right about the tetris deal. I did not have enough clearance to get mine out for some reason.[This message has been edited by AustinH (edited 02-15-2021).]
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AustinH
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JAN 29, 08:56 AM
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Alright, today's video is a popular cosmetic change of the Aero nose by adding a chin spoiler!
[This message has been edited by AustinH (edited 03-19-2021).]
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robymon
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FEB 01, 09:58 PM
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Looks great. The chin spoiler adds character to the front-end.
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AustinH
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MAR 01, 11:03 AM
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| quote | Originally posted by robymon:
Looks great. The chin spoiler adds character to the front-end. |
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Thanks! I think it's pretty sharp. It compliments my after-market ground effect; I think I'll leave it black even.
Well a bit of an update on the Fiero engine project 2; the second build is coming along SLOWLY. Heads still in the machine shop. I hit a bit of a roadblock after wrecking my truck and fixing the body on that.
My new 3800sc engine's crank bolt is STUCK. I am going to try to torch it, but if that doesn't work, I am not sure how to get it out without cutting off the balancer or hurting the crankshaft...
My first build thread is here, and I will be using it for my second build as well - http://www.fiero.nl/forum/Forum2/HTML/139530.html[This message has been edited by AustinH (edited 03-19-2021).]
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AustinH
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APR 22, 01:10 AM
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AustinH
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AUG 09, 09:54 PM
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removed [This message has been edited by AustinH (edited 01-24-2021).]
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