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    Quote Originally Posted by Stormyweather View Post
    I'm just wondering stock is probably good enough. But do anyone of you know other than a ACDelco unit. Any issue with a AutoZone base 100 one?. Please would like some input. Thanks.

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    I have a Advance auto cheapo in mine and so far so good.

    Did not feel bad hacking it up to fit in my car so win win.
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    Thanks that what I figured.

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    Nah, just grab a store one and go.
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    Yeah not doing the extreme anyway. No power adders just cam and heads. For now.

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    Well after the weather changed and still having some fear as to how much to disconnect to remove the rad. You don't have to disconnect the condencer it unclips. (That was my concern ) in the same manner as the fans. I was going to do a big right up with pictures and everything but my new phone battery dies right after work so charging...Well if I did be too tired to work on the bird. So...

    Raise car and support it. Remove rad cover, cold air intake and elbow. Hoses, battery, unclip sender more hoses there is a lot of hoses. go under and unhook fans and lift up and out and down with the fans. Pass side unclip condenser line at the lower right side. Go up top and lift the condenser up and off the clips. wiggle it. It will go. Pull rad out I had to tilt it up on pass side to clear the upper condenser line.

    And heres my leak

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    Bumper is peeling, car is trashed. Freakin mold in side as well. And Im done for today have to wait for some more sun :/


    Anyone know of a good mold cleaner?
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    I know for most of you this is no big deal. Cause we're ripping stuff out. Gonna make a race car" and who needs it. Right? I'm on a limited budget and
    I'm just going to bracket race it for now. Consistently is all you need and as shit breaks I'll go big. After all it's just for the fun.

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    Where is the mold inside, carpet?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cathead View Post
    Where is the mold inside, carpet?

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    Yeah on the seats in the headliner everywhere. Really.

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    That's not good. Have you thought about taking the seats and carpet out and pressure washing them. The headliner is probably done for.

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