^ I use a very similar crimp tool to that for larger stuff. It works great, and they offer one with removable dies as well. I got mine from www.parts-express.com. Here's a link to the tool I have:
http://www.parts-express.com/pe/showdetl.cfm?Partnumber=360-642
Thus far, I like it. I'm slowly...
The first step should always be to check the codes. If you're driving along the interstate at 85mph, and your motor drops out under the car and rolls through 6 lanes of busy traffic at rush hour, check your codes!
Jose's got it. They don't mean step on the brake pedal, they mean step on the caliper so the suspension assembly droops more.
Also, it would be easy to compress the shock and use a piece of bailing-type wire to wrap between the mounts to prevent it from expanding. (Very much like how the...
The stock turbo dies out not because of lack of fuel, it fizzles out up top because it just can't flow enough. Adding a computer isn't going to magically alter the physics of the turbo. It's just not capable of flowing more, and thus, it drops power up top.
You don't need it w/ the 57 trim...
With the roof removed, there is a noticeable amount of flexing. Going from a targa car straight to a hardtop car, you really notice the difference in rigidity.
Here's a pic of my re-worked rear subframe w/ RK poly bushings. Please note only the tops are in, and I removed the steel sleeves so they wouldn't get lost. (All welding by Slow66 here on the forums- he did a fantastic job!)
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