TORRINO
- Special
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Re: TORRINO
Yep , I love it too.
Looks much cleaner.
Looks much cleaner.
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- Special
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Re: TORRINO
Than it was a transmission swap.
I had to cut out this much metal to make it fit.
Some places had to have a sledgehammer treatment .
I made a couple of spacers to lower the back of trany a little bit.
I had to cut out this much metal to make it fit.
Some places had to have a sledgehammer treatment .
I made a couple of spacers to lower the back of trany a little bit.
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Re: TORRINO
What trans did you swap in? What was it originally from?
Giuseppe
1979 Fiat Spider
1982 Fiat Spider TURBO
1984 Pinninfarina Spider (gone but not forgotten)
1979 Fiat Spider
1982 Fiat Spider TURBO
1984 Pinninfarina Spider (gone but not forgotten)
- Special
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Re: TORRINO
Its a 5 spd from Fiat 131.
Fabricated gearbox cover out of sheet aluminum .
Cardboard template.
Fabricated gearbox cover out of sheet aluminum .
Cardboard template.
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Re: TORRINO
Intake and exhaust mods -
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Re: TORRINO
Then I found a brand new 1976 toolbox with its original tag.
I had f few Italian badges around my garage , so I got them all and screwed them to the toolbox.
I had f few Italian badges around my garage , so I got them all and screwed them to the toolbox.
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Re: TORRINO
Super cool tool box!!!
Stay Safe,
Pat
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HAVE FUN!! It's a FIAT!!
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Pat
79spider
HAVE FUN!! It's a FIAT!!
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Re: TORRINO
Very nice! Do you have any issues with your header being wrapped? I was contemplating doing the same thing to lower my under hood temperature.
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Re: TORRINO
Nice!
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'74 and '79 X1/9 (past)
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Re: TORRINO
Engine installed
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Re: TORRINO
As you can see where is no visible wires , all of them are hidden under the fenders
All relays were moved to one location and I'll build some kind of cover for them later
All relays were moved to one location and I'll build some kind of cover for them later
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Re: TORRINO
Few other details
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Re: TORRINO
Hi Gene,
I have an owner's manual for a Special T which I thought would help me get to know my Spider but apart from the very valuable info that the green light on dash means headlights are on , its not much help (that green light had me worried about pressures and temperatures for about 20 miles !) Of course if you just happen to have a Spider manual to swap I'd be very pleased !
Do you need the manual ?
Cheers
Nick
I have an owner's manual for a Special T which I thought would help me get to know my Spider but apart from the very valuable info that the green light on dash means headlights are on , its not much help (that green light had me worried about pressures and temperatures for about 20 miles !) Of course if you just happen to have a Spider manual to swap I'd be very pleased !
Do you need the manual ?
Cheers
Nick
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Re: TORRINO
Hi Nick.
I need it only if it is 1973
And no , I don't have a Spider manual , sorry.
I need it only if it is 1973
And no , I don't have a Spider manual , sorry.
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