The 510 Realm

some more progress.was not able to find a new or suitable booster, so i decided i have nothing to lose by attempting it myself, so i took it apart. the rubbers looks to be in good condition, so i sandblasted and painted it, lubed everything up and put it all back together.holds vacuum and feels nice...

gooned wrote: ↑17 Feb 2021 21:58 Well thanks guys...that was 2 hrs down the rabbit hole!

lol, same thing happened to me

a bit off the car topic, but i find Ave very funny as well.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChWv6P ... 6lgGt3MyfA

oooh, very nice, no idea why i find this so satisfying.

nicely done.

a little more progress. i sandblasted /wire wheeled all the front suspension components. https://i.ibb.co/7SPyzWm/sandblasted-parts.jpg fitted the coilover sleeves to my struts after removing some of the length https://i.ibb.co/SsyjkRr/coilover-complete.jpg then i painted everything https://i.ibb.co...

Very Very nice.

what rotors and calipers are those?

Nice job on the booster, trying to source a new one as well.

those are decent power figures.
well done

had a similar issue on a nissan langley once, i think i used a diode from start position to the acc position to solve that problem.
i would suggest a diode driving a relay with a small value capacitor over the relay to keep it on for half a second or so to eliminate a on-off-on spike to the ecu

good luck!!
another one not dying is always good news.

had time to work on the car over the weekend. assembled the sub frame , new bearings , sandblasted and painted the calipers and installed into the car. the first time in a very long time that the car is standing on (some of) it's own wheels. it seems that there is a bit of "run out" on the...

nice going

nice

Some more progress. i had to find a replacement front hub as mine was ( i think) in an accident at some point in the past. got one from a fellow 510 owner , but was very rusted . was unable to bolt the disc off.had to cut the disc off, then cut the Allen bolts off, pry the disc center off and finall...

Stu wrote: ↑18 Dec 2020 17:20 Looking good. Never seen a door crack around the hinge like that. I guess this is what happens when people close doors like they are all from a 70s Camaro

i had exactly the same problem, fixed it the same way.