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I get your ‘dig’…. however, at least I was willing to try….. Perhaps YOU should put your money where your mouth is a give the job a try yourself?? Be well!
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I installed one on the R4 clone I showed at MCACN in 2016. Pretty straight foward installation. I made an aluminum adapter to interface the mounting from the booster and the firewall. I used an adjustable heim joint on the linkage to the pedal. I installed the booster so the accumulator was at the top, and it snuggled nicely into the inner fender cutout for the original brake booster area. If you want to use AN lines, fittings are available from several sources.
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I suppose this was in spite of your vast experience with web servers, PHP, cloud computing, and outstanding people skills.
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Looks like it is back. New post by DTHolder @ 12:10 p.m.
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(final?) 64StudebakerAvanti…. Just need to add… You mentioned I should consider volunteering to help…. A few years ago, when the current SDC forum administrator was reluctant to reveal his SDC forum annual salary, I volunteered to take over SDC forum administrative duties AT NO COST TO THE CLUB. I was hoping that perhaps a second person, more computer savvy than myself, could help me with that…. I never heard anything back from SDC.
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I’ve clearly expressed how I feel about the poor job the current SDC forum administrator has done over the years.. and I question his “hard” work….I sure have never seen it on the SDC forum! That’s my final comment here…. Be well.
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I am not disparaging either of the forum admins. I appreciate all the hard work they do to keep the sites running. Just pointing out that most, if not all, forums have issues from time to time. Ed, you seem to have a serious issue with Clark @ the SDC forum. Perhaps instead of attacking, you could volunteer to help. I am still confused on why the SDC forum continues to work for me and, apparently, no one else. Perhaps it is because I never log out?
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Great idea. As a new Avanti owner and new forum member, I’ll probably have a number of questions that have already been asked and answered. I’ve got a good mechanic on the job, but it is his first Studebaker. Dan Booth, Dave Thibeault and Tommy Myers in CA have all been helpful on the phone, but I don’t want to take up their time with a bunch of questions.
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Don’t mean to offend… but I have to call this as I’ve seen it over the years.
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I wish there were a some sort of search engine for the AOAI forums, by topic, old posts get buried, relevant discussions from the past are hard to find. Ive been on this forum a couple of years and I know Ive read something about a particular subject but then am unable to find it, so I start scrolling back through the old posts, was that info in 63/64 or did I see it in Avanti II, or was it trivia,or a pub dicussion. I would like to see a search engine for the site where you could enter a topic and all posts relative, regardless of which forum would be available in one spot. Hows that for an idea? Guy
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Just to remind everyone, the AOAI forum has had issues as well. One I experienced just last October. seems to be the nature of the beast.
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Still down…. Sadly, this type of thing was inevitable on that forum.
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63R-3080, a 1963 R2 with a GM automatic transmission just sold at auction for a hair under $45K. It had undergone a refurbishment in 2007-8 that included an engine rebuild.
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It's a beef.. You just showed me again.... twice in 3 paragraphs ..Thus You deserve no further response .
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Tried wife's iPhone 16. Can't get to forums. Main SDC page has forum unavailable message. Don't know if the message is new or left over from previous outage. Tried again from my S25, and it is still working!
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I used the SDC forums contact page and sent email to webmaster. I don't understand why it is working for me and not others. I did notice that other than my 2 test posts, there is no activity since sometime around 6:00 p.m. EST yesterday.
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Pair of wheels taken off a 2002 Avanti. 17” diameter 9” wide. Pattern 5x4.75. Minus 30 mm offset. Manufactured by AT Italia. Small amount of curb rash. $165 plus shipping.
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I haven’t been able to get on ether.
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Hi All- I've followed this thread with a good deal of interest because I will be putting RQB3269 back on a new Frame soon. The matter of shimming has been an interest to me. This thread prompted me to look at my reference photos and the 1 1/2" x 2" x 1/8" steel Shims at the rear of the Hogtroughs were stacked 5/8" and at the Firewall they are a stack of six BIG 1/4"plates giving 1 1/4" lift above the horseshoe shaped Stand. this means there was a 'rotation' upward at the front end. Interestingly these all fall within Group 2103-116 but exist as three different part numbers... 287685, ('oldie'- listed in 1959 parts book as an engine mount 1/4" spacer in group 0101-40), 284488 (I'll assume these are 1/8") and an additional different one at the top of the stack of longer length to provide better bearing on the Fibreglass floor which I will only assume might be 1336199. So all up, I don't see a 2" lift even at the front end. 🙃 Dont'cha just love this forensic stuff !
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You could try this one https://www.speedwaymotors.com/Edelbrock-4405-Oil-Breather-Cap-Round-Steel-Chrome-Push-In-,110027.html
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That’s true… expensive at the time and even now… but probably well worth it!
