absmiami Posted Sunday at 01:57 AM Author Posted Sunday at 01:57 AM Thanks lascar ! So here’s the fuel cap … 1
absmiami Posted Sunday at 02:03 AM Author Posted Sunday at 02:03 AM Now that i know how to use lo temp solder I’ve soldered a nickel silver post to the ends of the rockers - that’s where i can pin the top of the shocks - the shocks are in-board - housed in the footbox - this was another innovation on the 25 - 1
absmiami Posted Sunday at 03:58 PM Author Posted Sunday at 03:58 PM The trailing arms will be nickel silver .040 tube - 1 inch scale - silver soldered to posts - the early 25s did not have the Len Terry designed brackets that were riveted to the sides of the monocoque on the 63 cars and many following open wheelers … the angle needed for the post follows the shape filed on to the popsicle stick - the angle was sort of hit-or-miss - but once i found the right angle i’ve got the stick as a template to solder up trailing arm brothers and sisters … 1
absmiami Posted Tuesday at 11:19 AM Author Posted Tuesday at 11:19 AM The fasteners for the trailing arms will be glued during final assembly - with a fake nut - and the length of the trailing arms can be shortened once all the parts are assembled … 1
absmiami Posted Wednesday at 06:09 PM Author Posted Wednesday at 06:09 PM Some white metal susp parts from a years past Gurney Eagle project - to be used on the trailing arms and parallel links … 1
Big John Posted yesterday at 01:09 AM Posted yesterday at 01:09 AM Nice rod ends, they are always a challenge.
absmiami Posted 16 hours ago Author Posted 16 hours ago Brake line junction - when I solder up a small part - i start with lengths of tubing - this is .026 brass - and reduce each length with files until i’ve made the part - 1
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