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Horns Trumpets Refinished

Discussion in '308/328' started by Dr Kananga, Jul 11, 2012.

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  1. Dr Kananga

    Dr Kananga Formula 3

    Apr 20, 2011
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    #1 Dr Kananga, Jul 11, 2012
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  2. don_xvi

    don_xvi F1 Rookie

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    Nice. You're doing so many little things with this car, I don't remember a general status on your car. Have you shown us the entire car?
    OK, I noticed a few pics on your profile. Are you going to get into some concours-ing with this or just like making it the way it started? I kinda like making things original unless it's something I want to not!

    P.S.- you're giving away the location of your secret lair by revealing that the bookcase is actually a door (showing the back side of the books).
     
  3. Saabguy

    Saabguy Formula 3

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    Ok a few things come to mind..

    First is they look great!

    Second is, how did you get the dent/bend out, using ball bearings or a smoothed rod?

    Third, have you considered if the extra weight/thickness/whatever of powdercoating over the anodizing/painting of the original will cause sound deadening?

    .. Please don't take this personally, I just notice some little things.. like the Mone Lisa. still could use *just* a little work... ;-)

    Lester
     
  4. Dr Kananga

    Dr Kananga Formula 3

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    DEF not entering any Concourse competitions.
    When I am working on my rad/fans/coolant pipes/whateverelseIcanfindunderthehood, and I see the trumpets in that condition, I am going to yank up, clean em, and make them look puuuurdy.

    You still don't know what book to pull to get into the lair...
     
  5. Dr Kananga

    Dr Kananga Formula 3

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    Thanks!

    A lot of patience and a lot of various "tools" sitting around. Mostly, smoothed out rod, varying in thickness.

    I had not considered this.
    I have a second set I will test against. and see if there any difference.

    I always appreciate some higher education.

    "You can't always be the 'smartest' guy in the room; you'll never learn anything." - my dad
     
  6. klatu

    klatu Formula Junior

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    From my dad------The smart guy knows what he is dumb at------
     
  7. Crowndog

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    From my dad....."there will always be those dullards that look at the thing and say 'my isn't that interesting' and not have a f-ing clue as to what they are looking at"
     

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