71 AMX 3rd time is a charm

Oh yes if I don't have something going on, you bet (I have to look at my wife's schedule )I enjoyed coming down last year even though I didn't have my car. I bet we could talk some of those Ohio boy's into joining us if we do it early enough in the day. The more the merrier!!I still have a few bugs to work out, hopefully no major issue's. Right now it is going for an alignment tomorrow. I have a vibration in the car that I am trying to solve. Starting with the front end which is all new and I know is not where it should be, then if not solved will work my way back. The rear end is all new, also new wheels and tires all around freshly balanced. If the alignment doesn't solve I will probably remove the drive shaft and have it balanced, something I didn't do it was the original one so I just cleaned and painted it then installed. Keep me posted.

                     B.P.

Scene One wrote: Well Exhaust fabricated and installed. For the most part it went rather well the kit I bought had all the pipes I needed to complete the job. Other than the clamps, mufflers, and hangers which I also purchased from Summit. The cutting and fitting went fairly smooth with the exception of needing and extra hand from time to time. I used a few apple boxes, clamps and jack stands. I even got my wife under the car to help    but she was a bit of a distraction . none the less it's off my list..

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                      What Kit did you use That looks great and the car is amazing

Yes, Pit crew turned me onto Summit Racings Hot Rod kit 304 stainless. I just went with the 2 1/4" kit that would be a challenge with 3". Hats off to Ken, I believe my kit was about $265.00 plus Mufflers were about $67.00 each. I also bought some stainless offset band clamps. I welded most joints but I wanted to remove mufflers if necessary and also a straight piece of tailpipe at the very back. For obvious reasons it makes for an easier install and removal for any repairs to anything it blocks or gets in the way of. Good example I am trying to solve a vibration in my drive train now I hope to figure it out soon. But thank you for the kind words and good luck with your project..


                      B.P.

HEY! Your car is awesome! So quite talking about my car in your car's thread.   She'll get jealous. You know how girls are....    I can't wait to get together again. Maybe you can make GAD?? It's not far from my place and I plan on going.

Buster, your car is amazing. I am so happy to have had the opportunity to ride in it . It has definitely helped me keep focus on my car so thank you.