Alfa Giulia 1967 Step Nose Resto Mod Build

Alfa Giulia 1967 Step Nose Resto Mod Build

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Dexter67

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20 months

Wednesday 28th February
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Any idea why all the pictures have gone on my build thread ? or am i the only one who cant see them ?

Dexter67

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76 posts

20 months

Thursday 29th February
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Getting closer and the pics seem to have come back.










This is the front wing modified to allow for the wheel clearance working with the AH suspension

Elderly

3,563 posts

246 months

Thursday 29th February
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Dexter67 said:




I see that you also have “Here’s one I made earlier”.

Edited by Elderly on Thursday 29th February 13:33

Dexter67

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Sunday 3rd March
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Elderly said:
I see that you also have “Here’s one I made earlier”.

Edited by Elderly on Thursday 29th February 13:33
The guy JH who has done the shell resto work is an Alfa Restoration Specialist so there is always something interesting to see in his workshop

Dexter67

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Sunday 3rd March
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Forgot to mention regarding the front wings, if you go for the AH suspension front geometry kit :-
"Increasing castor by being offset forwards and also corrects the front roll centre back above ground level, in so doing increasing the roll-on camber at the same time"
The Kit parts are excellent quality but they push the front wheel forward in the arch, AH offer a diagram showing how the leading edge of the arch needs to be modified, so if you are considering going for this kit your front wing will need modifying when its done you can't really tell but worth planning ahead with your build


Dexter67

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Wednesday 27th March
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Have a good Easter - this helps with project motivation.......

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kbJYkr0RjBU&t=...

Dexter67

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76 posts

20 months

Friday 3rd May
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While the bodywork progresses time for some engine work, as the 105 chassis needs the winged sum to allow the 2L twinspark to fit I managed to find a nice example and had it aquablasted looking so much better, no broken fins. Carrying out a bit of a trial fit

Just wondering if anyone’s been carrying out any works on their 105 or got something planned for this year ?





Dexter67

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76 posts

20 months

Friday 28th June
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Deep diving into the engine for a full rebuild its been sat a while so who knows what I am going to find.......




Dexter67

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Tuesday 23rd July
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First part of the engine upgrade


arguti

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194 months

Wednesday 24th July
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Dexter67 said:
First part of the engine upgrade

Good choice - I also have AHM pistons and conrods in my GTAJ replica.

Please remind me, what cams, ECU, carbs or ITBs? what power are you hoping for?


Dexter67

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Friday 26th July
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arguti said:
Dexter67 said:
First part of the engine upgrade

Good choice - I also have AHM pistons and conrods in my GTAJ replica.

Please remind me, what cams, ECU, carbs or ITBs? what power are you hoping for?


Hi all those items are up for consideration as we speak and maybe some others you haven't mentioned......

Dexter67

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Monday 12th August
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Big Day


Dexter67

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Tuesday 10th September
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More work on the engine the new piston and rods are now hidden which is a shame, the STD cams were marked on the lobes could have got damp at some point in its life so I bought stage 1 Kent cams and valve spring combo also fitted the AH cam chain / sprocket kit which allows you to run without the variator.



Dexter67

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Monday 14th October
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Now fitted with the billet cam cover


the-norseman

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179 months

Tuesday 15th October
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Nice are you going to get the AR lettering done in silver/

Dexter67

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Friday 25th October
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the-norseman said:
Nice are you going to get the AR lettering done in silver/
No prefer the stealth approach its staying crackle black

Dexter67

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Sunday 10th November
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This was a good day