$50 Volare no limit video?
#1
10-28-2006, 01:24 PM
$50 Volare no limit video?
Well I am getting ready to do the volare thing and feel pretty confident about it but would still like to watch the video just for some more info. So I went to the no limit site expecting $25 or so thinking thats reasonable, but when I get there its $35, ok whatever, then shipping and sales tax brings it up to over $53? Over $15 for a video shipped in state, ups ground?
Anyway I wouldn't mind giving them some cash for their work, but they just passed my donation limit.
So long story short anyone have one I can borrow or purchase?
On a cobra forum I am on they pass some single use items, like electrical schematics and a pedal bending tool, around, essentially you accept it on the condition you mail it to the next member who needs it. Just an idea.
Anyway I wouldn't mind giving them some cash for their work, but they just passed my donation limit.
So long story short anyone have one I can borrow or purchase?
On a cobra forum I am on they pass some single use items, like electrical schematics and a pedal bending tool, around, essentially you accept it on the condition you mail it to the next member who needs it. Just an idea.
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10-29-2006, 02:07 AM
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10-29-2006, 02:42 AM
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10-29-2006, 04:56 PM
$50 volare video
don't have a video, but do have some templates i cut out when i installed mine.
put a 87 chry ny'r in my 51 f1......biggest thing you have to watch is the tilt back ...you will be cutting about 18 inches or so notch out of your frame...i think it starts at about 1 1/1 inches in the back and goes to about 1/2 or so in the front...been awhile, so my numbers could be off...
put a 87 chry ny'r in my 51 f1......biggest thing you have to watch is the tilt back ...you will be cutting about 18 inches or so notch out of your frame...i think it starts at about 1 1/1 inches in the back and goes to about 1/2 or so in the front...been awhile, so my numbers could be off...
#7
10-29-2006, 04:58 PM
I used the paper templates (see John Niolons updated article on his site for pics of my install)..
I had also looked at the video, and the only thin I learned was the placement of the wheel centerline based on the hole on the frame. (Documented in John article)
The templates were the key.
Sam
I had also looked at the video, and the only thin I learned was the placement of the wheel centerline based on the hole on the frame. (Documented in John article)
The templates were the key.
Sam
Last edited by sdetweil; 10-29-2006 at 05:01 PM.
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10-29-2006, 05:48 PM
Just a little bit off the subject but....I use a service to rent technical videos, in fact they used to be called "Technical Video Rentals"; now they have changed their name to Smartflix http://smartflix.com/
I always check with them when I need a how-to video...check out their inventory it's worth a look. They charge a single flat-fee per DVD/Tape that includes retrun shipping, kinda like Netflix (Iwonder why they changed their name... :~) )
I always check with them when I need a how-to video...check out their inventory it's worth a look. They charge a single flat-fee per DVD/Tape that includes retrun shipping, kinda like Netflix (Iwonder why they changed their name... :~) )
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