Hey everyone, just sharing some pictures of the Fiat's current state... This site has been a wonderful help.
Spider Progress Update
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- Joined: Tue Oct 27, 2009 10:17 pm
- Your car is a: 1982 Spider
- Location: Cincinnati OH
Re: Spider Progress Update
Looking good. What turn signal lights did you choose for your front?
Steve
1982 Red Spider 2000
1919 Old Town Sailing Canoe
1982 Red Spider 2000
1919 Old Town Sailing Canoe
Re: Spider Progress Update
Very nice! Are those "OG Oldskool" wheels? If they are, do you have any issues with the tires rubbing?
Thanks
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- SLOSpider
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- Joined: Wed Mar 03, 2010 2:10 am
- Your car is a: 1973 124 Spider 2.0FI
- Location: Lompoc, Ca USA
Re: Spider Progress Update
Looks good. i was thinking about a set of wheels like those. Are they on adapters?
1975 124 Spider
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1989 Chevy k5 Blazer
1967 GT Mustang Fastback
1976 Mazda Cosmo http://www.mazdacosmo.com
1989 Chevy k5 Blazer
1967 GT Mustang Fastback
Re: Spider Progress Update
Thanks guys...
I got the car as a stock non-runner in June; it had been sitting for seven years. Here's a list of what I've done:
-new battery
-replaced dead starter
-cleaned fuel tank
-replaced dead fuel pump
-new fuel filter
-replaced all rubber fuel lines
-installed reconditioned injectors
-repaired mass air flow sensor
-replaced distributor pick-up
-new master cylinder
-replaced all brake hoses
-installed remanufactured calipers
-new brake pads
-removed bumpers and relocated OEM turn signals
-cut 1.5 coils from all springs
-custom made air dam
-sewed in a new rear window
-new lug bolts
-4x98 to 4x100 wheel adapters (31 mm thick)
-Drag DR-20 wheels 15x7, +40 offset (actual offset with spacers is +9)
-195-55-15 tires
-clean, clean, and clean some more
Surprisingly, the oil, coolant, and air filter are still in good state. Next up is an alignment...
The following still need attention:
-fuel tank level sending unit
-window motors are weak
-wiper motor is weak
-radio wiring needs repair
-hazards switch got stuck in the on position (disconnected for now, so no turn signals either)
-paint and body
I got the car as a stock non-runner in June; it had been sitting for seven years. Here's a list of what I've done:
-new battery
-replaced dead starter
-cleaned fuel tank
-replaced dead fuel pump
-new fuel filter
-replaced all rubber fuel lines
-installed reconditioned injectors
-repaired mass air flow sensor
-replaced distributor pick-up
-new master cylinder
-replaced all brake hoses
-installed remanufactured calipers
-new brake pads
-removed bumpers and relocated OEM turn signals
-cut 1.5 coils from all springs
-custom made air dam
-sewed in a new rear window
-new lug bolts
-4x98 to 4x100 wheel adapters (31 mm thick)
-Drag DR-20 wheels 15x7, +40 offset (actual offset with spacers is +9)
-195-55-15 tires
-clean, clean, and clean some more
Surprisingly, the oil, coolant, and air filter are still in good state. Next up is an alignment...
The following still need attention:
-fuel tank level sending unit
-window motors are weak
-wiper motor is weak
-radio wiring needs repair
-hazards switch got stuck in the on position (disconnected for now, so no turn signals either)
-paint and body
Last edited by CarlosJavier on Tue Nov 16, 2010 12:37 am, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Spider Progress Update
Those are the OEM turn signals. I bent open the brackets that held the bumper shocks and popped the turn signals in there.2ndwind wrote:Looking good. What turn signal lights did you choose for your front?
The wheels are Drag DR-20s; the poor man's "Oldskools". There is slight tire rub on the plastic liners' rear when the steering wheel is turned almost all the way.Chap wrote:Very nice! Are those "OG Oldskool" wheels? If they are, do you have any issues with the tires rubbing?
Yes sir.SLOSpider wrote:Looks good. i was thinking about a set of wheels like those. Are they on adapters?