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Yes . Thank you. Now I'm just waiting on some brake pad Springs from Third Gen.

Thank you!

So you only installed the adjusters at the top. How about on the rear brakes?

I was able to put the adjuster and wedge at the top in with no problem. It at the bottom that I don't see how to remove. I think the instructions aren't specific enough for me. Kube, how did you install the floaters on your 36?

Trying to install Ted's floaters on my 36 and on instruction #5 it says to remove the lower Wedge Anchor bolt and washer by unscrewing the nut on the backing plate. I don't seem to have this nut. It appears pressed in. What should I do?

I just love this video. Btt

Thanks for all the great ideas. I'll definitely put them to use this weekend

Great trophy!

I noticed that the front cross member on my 36 3 window coupe is rotted out and missing the steel material where the spring gets u-bolted to it. I found a NOS cross member and am now ready to replace it. My question is: What is the best way to remove the rivets? I plan on replacing them with...

Thanks everyone for your replies and suggestions. I went and measured the wheel openings at each corner. Left front 25 3/4". Right front 29". Left rear 26 1/2". Right rear 28 1/2". I'll check to see if any of the leafs have shifted or cracked. If that's not the case, I guess I'll have to look...

No. I used red grease after I replaced all the zirk fittings. I didn't know about the grease that you had mentioned. Tomorrow, I'll go out and take some pictures of it's stance and post them.

My 36 Coupe has a noticeable lean to the left side. Would these be worn springs? Can they be re-arched? How tough a job would this be?

Thanks , Kube! Slow and steady it will be.

Were there any particular tools that you used? Or was it just careful pressure with your hands?

I had purchased a set of the front fender welting with stainless steel trim from Third Gen. a couple years ago. Finally trying to install it but the pre-bent pieces that go behind the headlights don't seem to be bent properly (front to back and side to side). Any suggestions on what I can do? I...

Kube, original only happens once. I'm trying to keep my '36 3W as original as I can.

I was able to attach the trim by using 4mm flathead screws, flat washers, lock washers and nuts.

A neat idea! I'll look into trying that. Thanks.

Yes, the trim is repro. I don't recall which supplier I got them from but thr clips are Dennis Carpenter.

Does anyone have a suggestion on how to install the little pretzel shaped trim clips into the back of the trim pieces either side of a '36 grill without damaging it? They won't slide in from the end and I'd hate to force them in from the back side.:confused: