- Joined
- May 11, 2007
- Location
- Niketown, OR
It's in my living room right now. Been too blown away to actually open it
Hello Guest, welcome to the initial stages of our new platform!
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This is how you ship calipers when you don?t want FedEx to chip up the hard work again (also when you like building over the top stuff)
I included the socket I had to grind down to fit in the recess in the bottom. The calipers are bolted through the bottom with standoffs and nuts on the inside so they can?t back out. I just hope they don?t take it as a challenge and really beat the crap out of it.
Only grownup TBer's with jobs will be willing to pay to have something like the shipped to them.
I do t even ship 5000 dollar guitars in a box that involved!! Amazing
Send me some dims and I?ll build you something for your special customers.
Interestingly enough though, those front calipers are a full pound lighter than the original iron 122 calipers. The rotor on the other hand...9 lb heavier.
Really tempted to frame it and hang it in agarage wall once I make the place nice.
Looks like it's coming along nicely, given the circumstances. Any issues so far with the seam weld between the (former) rear door and the quarter panel? I imagine it would be more difficult to "unlock the damage" from that area if it's creased.