5:35 How would you transfer your entire exhaust system if you had to do it again? 10:24 Guess I forgot to put the foglights in. 12:55 Can the pop-up headlights not be converted? 15:05 And a cassette tape player! I'll bring my Oingo Boingo tapes! 15:25 Have you considered using an Arduino to make your own electronic climate control system? 20:06 Good tip about having no vacuum and checking if there are paper towels. Going to the basics helps with assessing, diagnosing, and intervening. 21:15 You can use the bell on my bicycle until you can figure out your horn. 24:10 Your wife is a saint. 24:25 Art is never done. It just stops in interesting places.
Thanks Benji :) The exhaust used to be a downpipe bolted to a seprate exhaust section. Many years ago at a shop the guy asked me if he could just weld the two pieces together, and without thinking about it I said "sure". If I could go back in time I would say HELL NO! Any time I need to work on the transfer case or under the engine I have to deal with the consequences of 1 large exhaust, rather than just unbolting the flange at the end of the downpipe I spent a long time contemplating switching out the bucket headlights. The problem is that the front most section of the hood between the 1g and 2g are different in length by about 1" because of the shape of the lights and design. To do the conversion right, you'd need to remove the entire front of the car. Again, possible but way too much work. I considered it for a while. The benefit of the 2g headlights is that they will actually light up the road, so there's something to that :) Arduino climate control system would be cool! There are a couple options on the market I could go for a better climate control system, including transferring the one I had in my old Stealth. It's pretty low on the priority list for now. Love the bell idea :))) My wife is absolutely a saint :)))
Well done! You said this video was mostly for yourself, but it was also wonderful for your fans, such as myself. I am Impressed (and a bit jealous). Prost!
5:35 How would you transfer your entire exhaust system if you had to do it again?
10:24 Guess I forgot to put the foglights in.
12:55 Can the pop-up headlights not be converted?
15:05 And a cassette tape player! I'll bring my Oingo Boingo tapes!
15:25 Have you considered using an Arduino to make your own electronic climate control system?
20:06 Good tip about having no vacuum and checking if there are paper towels. Going to the basics helps with assessing, diagnosing, and intervening.
21:15 You can use the bell on my bicycle until you can figure out your horn.
24:10 Your wife is a saint.
24:25 Art is never done. It just stops in interesting places.
Thanks Benji :)
The exhaust used to be a downpipe bolted to a seprate exhaust section. Many years ago at a shop the guy asked me if he could just weld the two pieces together, and without thinking about it I said "sure". If I could go back in time I would say HELL NO! Any time I need to work on the transfer case or under the engine I have to deal with the consequences of 1 large exhaust, rather than just unbolting the flange at the end of the downpipe
I spent a long time contemplating switching out the bucket headlights. The problem is that the front most section of the hood between the 1g and 2g are different in length by about 1" because of the shape of the lights and design. To do the conversion right, you'd need to remove the entire front of the car. Again, possible but way too much work. I considered it for a while. The benefit of the 2g headlights is that they will actually light up the road, so there's something to that :)
Arduino climate control system would be cool! There are a couple options on the market I could go for a better climate control system, including transferring the one I had in my old Stealth. It's pretty low on the priority list for now.
Love the bell idea :)))
My wife is absolutely a saint :)))
Well done! You said this video was mostly for yourself, but it was also wonderful for your fans, such as myself. I am Impressed (and a bit jealous). Prost!
Thanks Dan! Hoping to share the best part of the project with you soon...the end result :-)
I bought a 1992 Dodge Stealth RT Turbo. Same color red as yours this has to be a third 3s I have had. The First 2 being 1997 Mitsubishi 3000GT SL's.