nissan with a lexus heart.
Lexus Test Driver
Joined: Mar 2013
Posts: 838
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From: Ohio
Wow man. You have mad skills in many different areas. I wish I had that much skills to have as much fun, and or work for more money LOL.
I admire your skills at 22, and beautiful work!
Thanks for sharing. There is not many 22 out there who works hard for their hobby, job, but many will instead throw party every nights.
Awesome!!!
I admire your skills at 22, and beautiful work!
Thanks for sharing. There is not many 22 out there who works hard for their hobby, job, but many will instead throw party every nights.
Awesome!!!
Lexus Fanatic
Joined: Oct 2003
Posts: 94,521
Likes: 261
From: Virginia/D.C. suburbs
Thanks for sharing. 
You basically built a whole new truck from scratch.
Go ask for an interview with a racing team like Penske, Gibbs, Rahal, etc..... They're often on the lookout for young promising young people like you as technicians/race-car builders, and can afford to pay some real money. And you would probably not need much training to meet their standards.
You basically built a whole new truck from scratch. Go ask for an interview with a racing team like Penske, Gibbs, Rahal, etc..... They're often on the lookout for young promising young people like you as technicians/race-car builders, and can afford to pay some real money. And you would probably not need much training to meet their standards.
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Driver School Candidate
Joined: May 2013
Posts: 20
Likes: 0
From: ca
I unfortunately already have a few side jobs going on right now and ill be moving to colorado soon so I don't think ill be able to take on much more work
Wow man. You have mad skills in many different areas. I wish I had that much skills to have as much fun, and or work for more money LOL.
I admire your skills at 22, and beautiful work!
Thanks for sharing. There is not many 22 out there who works hard for their hobby, job, but many will instead throw party every nights.
Awesome!!!
I admire your skills at 22, and beautiful work!
Thanks for sharing. There is not many 22 out there who works hard for their hobby, job, but many will instead throw party every nights.
Awesome!!!
Thanks for sharing. You basically built a whole new truck from scratch.
Go ask for an interview with a racing team like Penske, Gibbs, Rahal, etc..... They're often on the lookout for young promising young people like you as technicians/race-car builders, and can afford to pay some real money. And you would probably not need much training to meet their standards.
You basically built a whole new truck from scratch. Go ask for an interview with a racing team like Penske, Gibbs, Rahal, etc..... They're often on the lookout for young promising young people like you as technicians/race-car builders, and can afford to pay some real money. And you would probably not need much training to meet their standards.
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Driver School Candidate
Joined: May 2013
Posts: 20
Likes: 0
From: ca
Thank you sir
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Driver School Candidate
Joined: May 2013
Posts: 20
Likes: 0
From: ca
zombie thread
project is not dead
made power steering lines
front brakes
made a bull**** temporary driveshaft so i can load and unload it.
what a *****, i actually had to raise it a inch.
so after spending most of the day chasing leaks (brake line fittings, and a somehow cut fuel line), bleeding the clutch and brakes, and doing a few pre-flight checks. i was FINALLY able to drive it for the first time in over a year and a half!!!
still don't have rear brakes, radiator hoses, e-fan wiring, body parts, windows, certain parts of the cage or even a battery box. but it still felt amazing to drive it....i need to adjust the throw out bearing as its not fully dis-engaging the clutch, its a simple fix, just a few shims should solve the problem.
enjoy =]
and i have no idea what was up with those sparks and fire ***** at the beginning?
project is not dead
made power steering lines
front brakes
made a bull**** temporary driveshaft so i can load and unload it.
what a *****, i actually had to raise it a inch.
so after spending most of the day chasing leaks (brake line fittings, and a somehow cut fuel line), bleeding the clutch and brakes, and doing a few pre-flight checks. i was FINALLY able to drive it for the first time in over a year and a half!!!
still don't have rear brakes, radiator hoses, e-fan wiring, body parts, windows, certain parts of the cage or even a battery box. but it still felt amazing to drive it....i need to adjust the throw out bearing as its not fully dis-engaging the clutch, its a simple fix, just a few shims should solve the problem.
enjoy =]
and i have no idea what was up with those sparks and fire ***** at the beginning?
