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Old 09-05-2011, 07:32 PM
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i want a caprice next


LOL.. thing is i wouldnt want to wreck it... and this isnt a demo car its a rage car my races are races and demo mixed together
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rwd caprices are near indestructible for things like that, throw some wood in the springs, like spring rubbers in nascar, to tighten up the suspension and goto town.
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You need to avoid the obstacles when racing. As for the radiator. Pick up one of those small MAP torches. They really don't cost that much, and you will get a lot of use out of it. Then solder the leak shut. If it'* inside the vanes, seeing this is just a race car. Cut away the vanes, as few as possible, pinch off the core with the leak, and solder it shut.
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oh i forgot about those little torches, we use an arc welder most of the time to weld things together
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