First Teksid build.

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Paired this up with a steeda tri-ax handle.

Feels solid and the trans is down and should ship out this week!

Hopefully we get it soon.

Happy Tuesday gents.
 

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Lvl 5 magnum showed up today. Already started working on it.
 

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Oh, okay. They were held together by melted plastic tabs from factory. As you can see here, I used a heat gun to carefully my them moldable then I slipped in the new boot. Then proceeded to reheat the tabs again and flatten them
 

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Car is still at the body shop getting that TLC before paint.

I’ve been slowly switching out all the old rustic looking hardware on the engine to ARP hex bolts. Looks really clean and won’t rust.


If you want to take this route, message me and I can save you a lot of time lol

Enjoy the weekends gents!
 

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First primer.
 

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I’ve been slowly switching out all the old rustic looking hardware on the engine to ARP hex bolts. Looks really clean and won’t rust.


If you want to take this route, message me and I can save you a lot of time lol

Enjoy the weekends gents!
This is quite impressive. Do you have a document perhaps you can share with bolt part numbers for each area?
 

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Yes. These are the bolts I used to replace the engine bolts. Most of them are either M8x1.25 or M6x1.00.

I just did a lot of measuring and somehow I still ended up with 4 AC condenser bolts that are a little too long (115 mm). So I will need to get some spacers to make them work.

These do not include the oil pan bolts. I got those through MMR for $90
This is quite impressive. Do you have a document perhaps you can share with bolt part numbers for each area?
 

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Yes. These are the bolts I used to replace the engine bolts. Most of them are either M8x1.25 or M6x1.00.

I just did a lot of measuring and somehow I still ended up with 4 AC condenser bolts that are a little too long (115 mm). So I will need to get some spacers to make them work.

These do not include the oil pan bolts. I got those through MMR for $90
Nice detail. Problem with black ox, it rusts, even with just humidity.

I’ve been changing a lot of my hardware over to stainless hex heads from BoltDepot.com. They are 6 pt not 12 pt.
 

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