Agreed! Gary, any chance you might post up your electrical schematic and start a thread on this to help those of us that are electronically challenged? While nothing in the build looks threatening to me including ISIS, customizing the electronics is beyond me and always will be I'm afraid...:huh:
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Agreed! Gary, any chance you might post up your electrical schematic and start a thread on this to help those of us that are electronically challenged? While nothing in the build looks threatening to me including ISIS, customizing the electronics is beyond me and always will be I'm afraid...:huh:
Its really common sense type wiring, there are companies out there that sell you everything complete, for specific make car, and hot rods, but I found out you just start wiring the head lites in, blinkers in, high beam, brake switch, then the way you want the motor to run, etc, you have very few wires in the end to hook up. just your lighting, brake and tail,blinkers are 4 wires.
And not much money for wiring either, I usually buy cord that has 4-6-8 conductors in them depending on what I do, easy to run thru car, resist oil an heat, and all the wires have numbers on them.
And not much money for wiring either, I usually buy cord that has 4-6-8 conductors in them depending on what I do, easy to run thru car, resist oil an heat, and all the wires have numbers on them.
Amen! I am definitely in that same boat.
Sorry Aaron, your seats look nice, they dont look cheap tho. Do they come with any padding? I had to cut mine at the top to match the curve of the door and my sides of the seats had to be trimmed also because the door hit them, but I wanted to sit more straight up then the go cart seats Fran has.
Really...?
Oh, I forgot... You're busy building a Superlite. (post #61).
By the way... Happy 4th of July to you. :blank:
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Seems this is part of the territory. Forum threads often move on tangents for a moment. It sucks that it can distract form the OP's subject, but there is usually great info brought to light.
A Personal website or blog is a way to display without interruption/interaction. Or if you're admin:laugh:.
Thanks guys.. I will try not to hijack your threads. I'm hoping that my build log will generate ideas for others. I know that some of the things that I'm doing are going to be different.
I believe that the seats fit without cutting. These are the same seats that Allan has used on several builds. I am using different mounting brackets to the floor since I'm considering making my seats easily removable.
These seats fit like they were made for me.
I believe that the seats fit without cutting. These are the same seats that Allan has used on several builds. I am using different mounting brackets to the floor since I'm considering making my seats easily removable.
These seats fit like they were made for me.
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Ken Roberts
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Aaron who makes/sells the tow eyelet for the front tub? I see that you made the mounting bracket but who actually sells the swivelling tow eyelet.
I purchased it from eBay.. Search for "tow eye" on eBay. I believe that mine is a Kingsway. $16. I modified the tow eye as well though to incorporate grade 8 steel threaded studs. I roll pinned them inside of an aluminum sleeve. The only portion that I actually used was the red anodized eye and the eye swivel.
kingwayshop on eBay
kingwayshop on eBay
Bloody hell....
Don't forget you will still need to use the two adjustable links coming from the lower suspension point up to the crossbrace
Don't forget you will still need to use the two adjustable links coming from the lower suspension point up to the crossbrace
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Howard Jones
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I subscribe to battleship engineering but.......... Frigging panzer mount baby!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
