GMC Syclone rebuild
#42
Went to the body shop to pick her up last weekend. First time seeing it in a month or so.



Took it home and pulled the spindles off to modify for the Wilwood front brakes that are going on it. I would have been lazy and left them as is for a while but somehow one of the calipers seized so it was time. While I'm in there Ill replace the A-arm bushing tie-rods and ball joints. They are only 22 years old now! I should hopefully have the brakes put back on this weekend.



Took it home and pulled the spindles off to modify for the Wilwood front brakes that are going on it. I would have been lazy and left them as is for a while but somehow one of the calipers seized so it was time. While I'm in there Ill replace the A-arm bushing tie-rods and ball joints. They are only 22 years old now! I should hopefully have the brakes put back on this weekend.
#43
Have you considered painting the cladding to match? Some guys like them as is, others like painted. I like painted, personally. When you drive a Syclone, though, either is gonna be better than what I got, lol.
#44

I did think about painting it all black. I like the look quite a bit but it looks a little too mono tone with it all painted one color imo. I did however hate the raw plastic since it was a pain to maintain so I had all the cladding painted Hot Rod black which is a semi gloss black and stays consistent. It will look good once its all back together. Another thing I contemplated was painting it another color but I wasn't going to pull the engine back out for paint and all Syclones were black (other than the Marbros) so I stayed with the factory color scheme just a little cleaner.
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