That's great quality work your displaying. Keep making us

 

Do you think a heat gun would work on vinyl? I have a small area on my dash where a piece of plastic rubbed against it causing it to look gray vs black.

 

I would avoid putting a heat gun to the dash unless you're very experienced with upholstery. Our dashes crack very easy under heat. You can try using some 303 cleaner and protector . If that doesn't work. Have a professional look at it. It wouldn't cost much.

 

The powder coating looks killer man!

 

 

I can't wait to see it all installed, looks good.

 

For some reason, I just can't stop looking at the rear dif cover! I'm getting inspired. Got to stop looking at all this good stuff before I start tearing mine apart. The wifey said, "Don't even think about it!"

 

Listen to your wife. The road I am on currently has no end. If you have OCD stay away from powder coating. Next thing you know, your entire underside will be done.

 

It looks great man.

 

This is why I have not touched my undercarriage yet... I know once I start on it EVERYTHING will be polished and gold.....

 

No one can see it. Such a waste of money lol

 

Well.... Show car lol... Put it up and put mirrors down there..

 

Anything I do on this car is a waste of money lol. But we all love our cars and investing in them is dangerous but the satisfaction you get is worth it. Not to mention extending the life of the car.

 

At the shop to start the rear subframe build.

Buddy trying to read directions on bushings


Subframe bushings in and being greased


Let's start on the rear diff. 10k mile diff. Cleaned and painted the spindles


Cleaned and paineed the rear diff and added bushings




Added new seals

 

Installed rear diff bushing


Prepping for diff cover


Prepping the cover with stud and vent tube


Diff cover installed and spindles installed


Installed control arms, toe, camber and spring bucket deletes


Mounted diff to frame






And that's enough work for the day. Next update soon.