9/18/2010 to 10/12/2010
| The car’s handling has gotten a bit more squirrelly than usual. Not that it was ever great. I have replaced all the worn tie rod ends but it is time to fix up everything else. My initial plan was to rebuild the kingpins and replace all the bushings in the control arms. Plans change though… Click on the pictures to see the fun! |
 First step is to tear it apart. This involved an impact wrench, a major error, and a BFH. |
 Next on the agenda are some steering linkage issues |
 There is some damage to the front suspension that needs to be addressed |
 Lots of cleaning and painting to do too. |
 With the front suspension out of the way I can finally correctly route the fuel line at the front of the car. Then I can install the front engine pan! |
 Enough fun for one month. Lets put this sucker back together. |
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