Were is everyone? It's getting hot outside!

[FieroDough]

How is all the projects doing?

How many cars on the road this year? Mine is! Yeah haw!!! and i need to get intouch with Gary to get his out as well.

I'm so excited to actually get behind the wheel of my sweet sweet Fiero again.

Cheers!
Eric

[JAYGT]

it does seam quit here.  im trying my best to get my fiero ready.  should be on the road in 4 weeks.  low funds are holding me back.  

[Sentinel]

Same here, no job=no Fiero slush fund, but now I got a kick ass job so job firing things into space=Fiero time, ehe can't wait, get my alternator issue sorted out at the machinist and I just might have a Fiero at a club event for the first time, geez how sad is that.

[GoFast85]

The word has it that there is going to be at least one more good snowstorm in the making. Then the machine will be ready for the road.

[Kevin]

  I never put mine away this year so although I got to play in the snow, I did not get some of the projects done that needed to get done. Can't wait to see everyone's Fieros out and about.
  We were talking about a build day for Gary most of the work could probably be done by the end of the day. Whadaya think G?
  Steve I cannot wait to see your Fiero running, they look pretty sitting in your driveway though .
                      CYA, Kevin

[aaron88]

I'll be tuning my car all summer but I'll still be driving it, alot.


Aaron

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[GoFast85]

We were talking about a build day for Gary most of the work could probably be done by the end of the day. Whadaya think G?

I hope Gary realizes that he will be supplying the refreshments!!  pick a time on the weekend so that we can have a good full day at it.  

[dguy]

Coming along nicely myself, though behind schedule as far as I'm concerned.  Theoretically I'll be through farting around with a number of interior items this weekend.  Just waiting for some headliner material to come in, and a few other things.

If that was all I'd be happy, but I have as yet an undiagnosed clutch failure to take care of, a poly job to finish up front, and some other fun stuff.

If all goes well I should have her four feet on the ground by the end of this month, mid-April at the latest.   Can't wait...

[FieroDough]

Coming along nicely myself, though behind schedule as far as I'm concerned.  Theoretically I'll be through farting around with a number of interior items this weekend.  Just waiting for some headliner material to come in, and a few other things.

If that was all I'd be happy, but I have as yet an undiagnosed clutch failure to take care of, a poly job to finish up front, and some other fun stuff.

If all goes well I should have her four feet on the ground by the end of this month, mid-April at the latest.   Can't wait...

Were did you get the poly bushings for the front? I can't seem to find them localy.

cheers!
Eric

[dguy]

Were did you get the poly bushings for the front? I can't seem to find them localy.

Not locally.  

I ordered Prothane's "total" kit from Summit a little over a year ago I think it was.  It covers all the suspension bushings from nose to tail, including the front stabilizer links & pillows.  84-87 only, I believe.  Prothane's part number for the kit is 7-2034.

Summit doesn't have it listed in their online catalog, but I should have their part number at home in my filing cabinet if you're interested.

All "extra" costs (exchange, duty, etc.) factored in, and it really wasn't that bad a deal if you ask me.

[FieroDough]

hook me up with the #  

what was your grand total?

[34FieroGT]

Eric:  You may also want to check out:

www.suspension.com

When I rebuilt my suspension a couple of years ago, I was able to get every poly bushing needed there.  They don't have a kit like Summit, but I was able to easily find the required part numbers on their site and order them over the phone.  They're based out of California and was pleasantly surprised to receive the bushings in less than two weeks from when I placed my order.

[dguy]

hook me up with the #  

what was your grand total?

Summit's part number: PTP-7-2034

It was priced at $74.69 (US) roughly this time last year.  I forgot to write down how much shipping was...  d'oh.  But Canada Customs' cut was a hair under $25 CDN.