I ground down the current spring perch.
I then sanded off all the paint in preparation for the tig welding


I cut some small 1/2" sections off a piece of 2" pipe john had in his scrap bin.

After measuring, I lined everything up and using john's TIG welder I welded the new spring perches on.

In process.(thanks to my buddy chris for all the action shots. you can visit his photo stream here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/ocell/)

Finished and ready to install.

I'll be driving up to Clearwater Beach on Tuesday, so I wanted to make sure the car was tip top. I cleaned the engine bay, drained the coolant and replaced a cracked plastic coolant hose buried deep in the engine bay below the intake manifold.

It took a couple hours, but it's all ready to go.

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