THE ULTIMATE FIERO BUILD LAMBO REPLICA (Page 5/16)
merciero MAY 10, 05:40 PM
ok got the wiring in as you can see i had to remove the stock gas pedal and put the 06 in since its drive by wire. i had to fabricate the brake switch to work on the fiero pedal. i had to fabricate the 06 master cylinder to work. and the air box is in, all the wires and dash components are in now im just cleaning it up. i also have the 2 radiators on im using civic radiators. and now i have to extend the wires for the engine bay to the rear.
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merciero MAY 10, 07:21 PM
safastro take a pice of flatbar metal about 1inch wide and weld a tab at each end about a inch and a half in. make the tabs the length of your stretch apart. mine was 10.5.... cut the frame and put the pacer into the frame rail, one on each frame rail. push the frame up to the tabs.. clamp them into place then start your welding. this will keep everything in line i have done many stretches and this is the best way to keep it square. but cross measure before welding just to double check, it sounds like you know what your doing. but if you need any help let me know. ill do what i can
Dash MAY 11, 03:09 PM
im diggin the twin radiator set up
it looks sick dude

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whodeanie MAY 11, 04:12 PM
Nice build is this the same kit that Merci me used?
I look forward to seeing more from this build.
Are you going to the show in pigon forge on the 5th? I am going to try to be there.
D.

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merciero MAY 12, 05:39 PM
no its not the same kit. i think he had a g28 mine is a g24 with updates. but i might try to be at the show. if i can get the dsm done. but im not sure yet...... but i just got done with the x brace for under the car. im hoping to weld it on this weeend well see.
proff MAY 12, 07:20 PM

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this will be my life time desire to do one day
merciero MAY 15, 08:36 AM
im welding the x brace and runner pipes in tomorrow ill have my wife take lots of pics.... BY THE WAY DOES ANYONE KNOW HOW TO GET AHOLD OF MURCI-ME I GOTTA ASK A FEW QUESTIONS
exoticse MAY 15, 10:37 AM

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Originally posted by merciero:

im welding the x brace and runner pipes in tomorrow ill have my wife take lots of pics.... BY THE WAY DOES ANYONE KNOW HOW TO GET AHOLD OF MURCI-ME I GOTTA ASK A FEW QUESTIONS



Did you join the kit car forum that i posted ? That may be the best way to communicate with him.

I will try to pass the message along.
Rickady88GT MAY 15, 11:15 AM

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I have the same HVAC you are installing, but I could not fit my foot in between the HVAC and gas pedal with the system were you have it. I placed mine a little diferently so I had greater foot room. And still used the adjustable pedals.


I used the Fiero steering shaft but removed the "U joint" and instaled the aluminun "U joint" onto the Fiero shaft.


BTW that "aluminum" beam that was under the dash IS NOT aluminum. It is magnisium. DONT burn it. I had fun with some of the shavings in a metal can and a lighter. DO NOT DO THIS AT HOME if you get hurt or burn some thing down, dont blame me


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carbon MAY 15, 11:38 AM

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Originally posted by Rickady88GT:

BTW that "aluminum" beam that was under the dash IS NOT aluminum. It is magnisium. DONT burn it. I had fun with some of the shavings in a metal can and a lighter. DO NOT DO THIS AT HOME if you get hurt or burn some thing down, dont blame me




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