The undercoating turned out nice. I'm jealous of all your nice new OEM parts /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif
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504/2000 Restoration project and 2 other VR4. Why do I love these cars!!
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stealthtt24
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Did you order your tie rod boots from Mitsubishi or come with the rebuilt rack? I picked mine yo from rock auto and they don't fit over the inner part of the rack.
JSchleim18
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You have to get the Moog boots (or bellows) that are MADE IN JAPAN. I bought the Beck/Arnley's and they were made in taiwan and couldn't get them on. So I ordered the Moog's and the one made in Taiwan was the SAME EXACT boot as the Beck/Arnley. They use plastic zip ties too. The Japan made Moog has metal straps and a different material.
The build looks awesome so far!! Where are you getting all of your OEM parts? Just from the dealer? I figured some of the parts would be discontinued. I bought a bunch of OEM stuff from my local dealer, but they were mostly nuts and bolts, which I'm sure are used on more than one car for a lot of them.
Quoting stealthtt24:
Did you order your tie rod boots from Mitsubishi or come with the rebuilt rack? I picked mine yo from rock auto and they don't fit over the inner part of the rack.
The shop where I had the rack rebuild at supplied those. I just supplied him with the inner and outer tie rod ends.
Did you order your tie rod boots from Mitsubishi or come with the rebuilt rack? I picked mine yo from rock auto and they don't fit over the inner part of the rack.
The shop where I had the rack rebuild at supplied those. I just supplied him with the inner and outer tie rod ends.
Quoting gombos:
The build looks awesome so far!! Where are you getting all of your OEM parts? Just from the dealer? I figured some of the parts would be discontinued. I bought a bunch of OEM stuff from my local dealer, but they were mostly nuts and bolts, which I'm sure are used on more than one car for a lot of them.
I am getting from a local dealer near me. I have a friend that works there so the discount is good. Alot of them are discontinued. Nuts and bolts are good as they fit different models.
The build looks awesome so far!! Where are you getting all of your OEM parts? Just from the dealer? I figured some of the parts would be discontinued. I bought a bunch of OEM stuff from my local dealer, but they were mostly nuts and bolts, which I'm sure are used on more than one car for a lot of them.
I am getting from a local dealer near me. I have a friend that works there so the discount is good. Alot of them are discontinued. Nuts and bolts are good as they fit different models.
transparentdsm
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i love this thread !!!
matt92vr4
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Awesome job! I look forward to meeting you and seeing your G-ride when its finished. I'm only an hour south so I'm sure we'll meet at the track or gathering.
Sounds great about meeting up. I believe there a few other vr4 in the Orlando area. Maybe we can do a meet or something.
Small update:
Finished painting the hubs and block. Also ordered new front bearings and seal, because one of the bearings doesn't spin as free as the other.
Small update:
Finished painting the hubs and block. Also ordered new front bearings and seal, because one of the bearings doesn't spin as free as the other.
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Thanks for the kinds words guys. Lots of pics on this update:
Got the front subframe back up and the front motor mount brace. Also installed the steering rack and front swaybar.
Should have more updates tomorrow if the Mitusbishi guy shows up.
Got the front subframe back up and the front motor mount brace. Also installed the steering rack and front swaybar.
Should have more updates tomorrow if the Mitusbishi guy shows up.
91VR41400
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Man GREAT job on this resto!! Everything looks close to factory new /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif
Diego
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Your car makes me cry with joy /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/applause.gif
I would like to also thank my brother for all his help. Wouldn't have been able to do this with out him. His project car is next /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif
Here's some updates from today.
Installed the new transmisson mount (What a pain in the A--). I guess the last owner had some transmisson work done. Because one of the bolts on the transmision was stipped. The impact almost didn't get it out. So had to retap the thread. Also got the new oil pan in and installed that.
Out with the old.
In with the new.
Oil pan
Tomorrow I am hoping to get the coilovers and the lower control arms installed.
Here's some updates from today.
Installed the new transmisson mount (What a pain in the A--). I guess the last owner had some transmisson work done. Because one of the bolts on the transmision was stipped. The impact almost didn't get it out. So had to retap the thread. Also got the new oil pan in and installed that.
Out with the old.
In with the new.
Oil pan
Tomorrow I am hoping to get the coilovers and the lower control arms installed.
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GSX_TC
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God its soo freakin Clean man! i was about to say i bet your gonna have a field day with that oil pan but you already addrssed that before i could even say it haha
We are taking a break from working on the car today. Thought I would update the thread while I cool down. I think I lost 10lbs today. So hot in Florida.
Bumber and fenders back on. Installed the front suspension and brakes.
Brakes:
Bumber and fenders back on. Installed the front suspension and brakes.
Brakes:
