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There's always something happening in Cape Town, but it's not always possible to say when. In true laid-back Mother City fashion, plans are made and cancelled on a whim. This adds to the improvisatory feel of the place, but does make forward planning rather difficult. Thus many of our Calendar events are pencilled in, rather than set in stone.
During the summer Capetonians are treated to a range of outdoorsy festivals and events, be they sports-, culture- or music-related. Be sure to keep an eye on the local press for updates, or phone the Cape Town Tourism Bureau for the latest on what's going on.
Where: Rhodes Drive, Newlands
When: late Nov-early Apr
Tel & website: 021 799 8783/www.sanbi.org
Beat the Sunday blues with a few good bottles of wine and a sunset backdrop during the popular weekly Kirstenbosch sundowner concerts. These performances have become a summer institution among Capetonians, so get there early if you want a grassy patch from which to see hot local talents like Freshlyground, the Parlotones and Fokofpolisiekar.
Where: various locations in Observatory
When: late Nov-early Dec
Tel & website: www.obzfestival.com
Each year the slightly grungy 'burb of Obz transforms into a hotspot of cultural happenings for this street festival. Top local musos pump the jams from a number of stages and a market sells local and imported threads as well as its fair share of food.
Where: out of town – various locations in Franschhoek
When: early Dec
Tel & website: 021 876 3603/www.franschhoek.org
So, what's the difference between Methode Cap Classique and champagne? Grab a glass and start sampling the barrage of bubblies at this fabulous affair to find out. There are gourmet offerings from the area's restaurants too.
Where: Artscape Theatre
When: 26-31 Jan 2010
Tel & website: 021 421 7839/021 406 2835/www.artscape.co.za / www.suidoosterfees.co.za
A multicultural festival named after the Mother City's feisty south-easterly wind, which is famous for playing havoc on the streets, chasing runaway skirts and acrobatic plastic bags. The festival aims to promote the art world's Big Five – dance, music, theatre, film and fine art. Offerings range from mainstream to arthouse with a special focus on
productions in Afrikaans.
Where: City Centre
When: 1-2 Jan
There's something about the luminous multi-coloured satin suits and frenetic banjo-strumming of the Cape Minstrels that puts Capetonians in the party mood. The tradition has roots in the practices associated with slavery, when 2 January was given as a holiday to the slaves. Today singers and musicians still march through the streets of the Mother City (usually along Wale Street) complete with face paint, twirling parasols and some infectious beats, while ringing in the tweede nuwejaar (second new year).
Where: Kenilworth Race Course, Rosmead Avenue
When: early Jan
Tel & website: 021 700 1600/www.lqp.co.za
Horsing around takes on a distinctly classy air at this annual racing event. Already in its 148th year, the Queen's Plate (in honour of Her Royal Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II, naturally) will see Kenilworth racecourse transformed into an arena of haute couture, vintage cars, fine wine and gleaming thoroughbred fillies ready to tear up the track.
Where: Maynardville Open-Air Theatre
When: early Jan-late Feb
The annual Shakespeare-in-Maynardville experience is an essential experience, as is the preceding picnic in the park. Each year sees a different Bard-production brought to life on the tree-shrouded stage. Be sure to bring a blanket or two, as the open-air theatre gets quite chilly in the evenings.
Where: Kenilworth Race Course, Rosmead Avenue
When: end Jan/beginning Feb
Tel & website: 021 426 5775/www.jbmet.co.za
Fancy takes on a whole new meaning at this swish equestrian extravaganza. Primped and preened lads and ladies get kitted out in their theme-appropriate best, sip champagne, pose for the social pages, and of course watch the feisty fillies kick up clumps of grass all along the ten furlongs of the Kenilworth Racecourse.
Where: out of town – Spier Estate, R310 Lynedoch Road, Stellenbosch
When: Feb-Oct
Tel & website: 021 809 1100/www.spier.co.za
This three-in-one arts extravaganza held in the cultural hub of Stellenbosch runs through most of the year. The initiative promotes South African and pan-African artists in a range of events encompassing an open-air poetry festival, a performing arts festival and a music festival.
Where: CTICC
When: late Feb-March
Tel & website: 021 465 9966/www.designindabaexpo.com
Local architects, decorators, designers and a host of other illuminated thinkers showcase cutting-edge creations during this annual expo.
Where: Cape Peninsula
When: early March
Website: www.cycletour.co.za
Each year over 40,000 keen cyclists from hither and thither converge to partake in this epic 109km pedal. The scenic circular route starts in the City Centre, and snakes its way through the Southern Peninsula and past the Atlantic Coast before coming to an end in Green Point.
Where: out of town – Oude Libertas Amphitheatre, Stellenbosch
When: Mar
Tel & website: 021 809 7380/www.oudelibertas.co.za
This promising new festival, which shows award-winning short films, features and documentaries from across the globe, was inaugurated in 2009. The picturesque Oude Libertas Theatre outside Stellenbosch served as the home base, with other screenings at smaller venues throughout the town. Films were divided into categories: these ranged from world cinema to eco cinema, cinema of conscience and food on film, as well as a category for South African premieres.
Where: out of town – various locations in Tulbagh
When: late Mar
Tel & website: 023 230 1348/www.tourismtulbagh.co.za
This festival, which celebrates all things Dutch, is probably the only time of the year when wooden clogs are fashionable. The raucous Saturday night Dutch Courage party is always good fun, and Sunday's Cape Dutch Breakfast is the ideal way to get over the previous night's overindulgence.
Where: CTICC
When: early Apr
Tel & website: 021 422 5651/www.capetownjazzfest.com
Celebrating its tenth anniversary in 2009, the Cape Town Jazz Festival is now one of the top-five jazz events in the world. Over 40 local and international talents improvise the toe-tapping beats.
Where: Jan van Riebeeck Sports Fields, De Hoop Avenue, City Bowl
When: early Apr
Tel & website: www.tasteofcapetown.com
Nibble your way though stalls of sophisticated nosh brought to you by the Cape's top restaurants. Or park yourself on a conveniently placed couch and sip some suitable tipple along with your gourmet delicacies.
Where: Newlands
When: Sat, Easter weekend
Tel & website: 021 671 9407/www.twooceansmarathon.co.za
Every Easter Weekend dedicated joggers slog it out in the 56km ultra marathon, which starts in Newlands and winds its way along the bends of the picturesque Chapman's Peak Drive before ending at the UCT campus. The more timid athletes trot the equally popular 21km half marathon route following the length of Southern Cross Drive.
Where: out of town – Bien Donné, R45 between Paarl & Franschhoek
When: late Apr
Tel & website: 021 975 444/www.cheesefestival.co.za
Cheese and cheer abound at this outdoorsy bacchanal of gourmet food and fine wines. The festival features a marquee brimming with cheesy delights and a live music area – a must for cheese-lovers.
Where: V&A Waterfront, Dock Road, Foreshore
When: early May
Tel & website: 021 408 7600/www.waterfront.co.za
Probably the easiest way to drink your way through the Winelands without leaving the city, this Waterfront tipple spectacular showcases the wares of over 75 Western Cape wine estates in one convenient sip-and-saunter venue.
Where: out of town – Riebeek Valley
When: early May
Tel & website: 022 448 1584/www.riebeekvalley.info
The quaint villages of Riebeek Kasteel and Riebeek West team up for the biggest olive festival in the country. In between olive and olive-oil tastings, visitors can explore the olive groves, go on wine-cellar tours or pick and mix fresh produce at the local farmers market. Or simply kick back and listen to live music.
Where: out of town – various locations in Franschhoek
When: mid-May
Tel & website: 021 876 2861/www.flf.co.za
Novelists, publishers and hordes of bibliophiles from here and abroad converge on the touristy but oh-so-lovely town of Franschhoek during this relatively new literary festival started by award-winning author Christopher Hope. Apart from book and poetry readings, there are also plays and music to help set the cultured mood.
Where: CTICC
When: late May
Tel & website: 021 797 4500/www.gourmetsa.com
Eat, drink and get ready to be overwhelmed by the heady smells of hundreds of restaurant and food stalls all putting their best culinary feet forward. When you've eaten your fill, head to one of the state-of-the-art demo kitchen theatres where you'll spot BBC chefs comparing knife sizes with the local master cooks.
Where: Baxter Theatre
When: June-July
Tel & website: 021 685 7880/021 680 3989/www.baxter.co.za
Although this comedy festival is on the small side, it still elicits big laughs.
Where: out of town – various wineries in Robertson
When: early June
Tel & website: 023 626 3167/www.wackywineweekend.com
Go crazy with the help of a few bottles of vino, courtesy of over 45 regional wineries, and take part in the range of zany activities including the likes of vineyard quad biking, wine diving and Italian pole climbing.
Where: CTICC
When: mid-June
Tel & website: 021 418 5493/www.capetownbookfair.com
A world-class assembly of local and international book stores and publishing houses showcasing everything from Swiss comic books to fairy tales from France. Add to the mix a host of renowned authors, illustrators and publishers sharing nuggets of wisdom and you've got the perfect fix for any self-respecting book junkie.
Where: Nu Metro
When: July
Tel & website: 021 465 4686/www.encounters.co.za
Encounters is an annual highlight for film buffs and documentary junkies, who get to pick from an array of local and international productions by emerging and established filmmakers. In 2009 more than 49 films were showcased. The festival has done much to raise the bar for South Africa's documentary-making industry. Initiatives also include taking the festival to the townships and running workshops.
Where: Knysna Forest, N2, Knysna, outside Cape Town
Website: www.knysnamarathon.org.za
When: mid-July
Mollusc maniacs can work off their over-indulgence during this beautiful marathon which is part of the Knysna Oyster Festival. The trail winds its way through the majestic Knysna Forest, and there is a 21km half and 42km full marathon, so both the fiddling fit and leisurely lopers will be able to see the woods for the trees.
Where: CTICC
When: early Aug
Tel & website: 021 422 0390/www.africanfashioninternational.com
Channel your inner Heidi Klum and ooh and aah at the haute couture creations floating past you during this Capetonian Project Runway. The proudly SA fashion show sports threads by local designers.
Where: Cinema Nouveau
When: 22-31 Aug
Tel & website: 021 788 5462/www.3continentsfestival.co.za
This global initiative connects filmmakers from the Americas, Asia and Africa who are striving to use the power of film for social change. All the narrative, documentary, feature and short films on show have strong socio-political messages, addressing topics like human rights, equality and freedom. Various workshops, township and rural screenings, discussion forums and seminars are employed to get the message across.
Where: Nu Metro
When: Sept
Tel & website: 021 461 4027/www.oia.co.za
Now in its 16th year, South Africa's annual gay and lesbian film festival showcases the hottest new shorts, series, doccies and features.
Where: out of town – Various locations in Darling
When: early Sept
Tel & website: 022 492 3427/www.voorkamerfest-darling.co.za
Performers come from as far afield as Belgium and India to take part in this unique arts festival that's hosted in the voorkamers (front rooms) of venues that include everything from small township shacks to large Victorian manor houses.
Where: various locations in City Bowl
When: early Sept
Tel & website: www.unima.za.org/festival.html
Far superseding the humble Punch and Judy sock-puppet show, this week-long puppetry and visual performance festival organised by UNIMA SA (the International Association of Puppetry, South Africa) is the largest of its kind to take place in Africa. Indulge in a little suspension of disbelief as you watch puppets from around the world – from France and the Czech Republic to Burkina Faso – become magically animated, some even interacting with audience members. Apart from the live puppet shows, the festival also screens an inspiring array of documentaries and films, and hosts puppetry workshops for aspiring Geppettos.
Where: out of town – Cloof Wine Estate, Darling
When: mid-Sept
Tel & website: http://rockingthedaisies.com
A young, annual festival where some of the country's biggest rock, blues, pop and folk bands play alongside lesser-known artists. Make sure your camping gear is sorted. Pack warm clothes, and avoid blow-up mattresses and open shoes as the devil thorns in the area truly are from hell.
Where: Mountain Challenge Table Mountain, Tafelberg Road
When: mid-Sept
Tel & website: 021 424 4760/www.crazystore.co.za
Yes, the zany store that sells everything from plastic roses to hula-hoops and nail clippers also sponsors a 35km run around Table Mountain. You can run the fynbos-bedazzled circuit on your own or split up the slog between your mates into somewhat more manageable 17km snatches.
Where: out of town – various locations in Hermanus
When: late Sept
Tel & website: www.whalefestival.co.za
Hermanus is at its most happening when the southern right whales come out to play. See how many blubbery beauts you can spot amid the festivities that include an art gallery ramble, live music, stand-up comedy, boules championship and half-marathon.
Where: Zandvlei, Muizenberg
When: late Oct/early Nov
Tel & website: 021 447 9040/www.tourismcapetown.co.za
The sky's the limit as far as designs go at Africa's biggest kite festival. Larger-than-life South Park characters dip and dive along with giant octopi and Chinese dragons on Muizenberg's Zandvlei grounds.
Where: OR Thambo Hall, Khayelitsha
When: late Oct
Tel & website: 021 442 9628/www.khayelitshafestival.co.za
Shake your groove thang at this new festival celebrating the vibrant community of Khayelitsha. Apart from a large expo showcasing local businesses, NGOs and corporate companies, there's a stage dedicated to live music, fashion shows boasting local design talents, and a storytelling boma that promises a fair amount of yarn spinning.
Where: CTICC
When: early Nov
Tel & website: 021 880 0180/www.whiskyfestival.co.za
Whether you indulge in the odd dram or have an extensive range of single malts, you'll get your money's worth out of this tipple fest. There are over 180 top brands from stalwart master blenders in Scotland and Ireland to lesser-known spirit makers from Japan and Wales.
Where: various locations in Cape Peninsula
When: 9 Nov
Tel & website: 021 685 3333/www.bigwalk.co.za
Put on your walking shoes and work those calves for charity (all proceeds are donated to a selected organisation). The Big Walk is made up of eight different routes starting at Mowbray. Timorous trundlers can opt for the 5km or 10km walks, while the fighting fit will get their lion's share of cardio from the double-digit routes.
Where: various venues around town
When: ten days somewhere from mid to late February
Tel & website: 021 425 6463, www.capetownpride.co.za
Don your party shoes and shake it up at these events. Cape Town Pride celebrates everything 'pink' in Cape Town. The festival celebrates the city and the country's diversity – the title of 'Rainbow Nation' really rings true during the festivities. Expect beauty pageants (love your hair, hope you win), champagne hikes (athletic bubbled-up queens hiking up mountains), seminars and workshops (helpful and embracing), and much more. The festival culminates with the Pride Carnival Parade and Closing Party. Don't expect the spectacle of Sydney's Mardi Gras but it's a great party nonetheless.
Where: out of town – Knysna
When: last weekend of April
Tel & website: www.pinkloerie.com
Many would now claim that Pink Loerie Mardi Gras is the pinkest of all festivals in the Western Cape. It's very much worth driving four hours from Cape Town along the gorgeous Garden Route for it. The festival has grown significantly over the last few years and features all types of gay and gay-friendly participants, usually sporting the colour pink.
Where: Nu Metro
When: September
Tel & website: 021 461 4027/www.oia.co.za
This long-running annual film festival is hailed as the best-dressed, best-attended and longest-running human rights-themed film festival on the African continent.
Tel & website: www.mcqp.co.za
Unless you want to be sent home in shame, don't bother showing up unless you're in costume. Better yet, create a themed uniform your entire entourage can sport. Every queen, prince and princess goes to town – and often beyond – to exhibit their interpretation of the year's theme. From 'shopping trolleys' and 'weddings' to 'comic strips', no expense is spared to make this the most decadent themed event on the gay calendar.
Where: Theo Marais Park, Koeberg Road, Milnerton
When: the first, second and last Saturday of every month… all year round
Tel: 082 821 9185
A sort of gay tea dance or hoedown. At this slightly out-of-town sports hall you can expect a divine mixture of gay Afrikaans suburban men, lipstick lesbians, dykes with bikes and a handful of Strictly Come Dancing wannabes. The music is probably the most varied on earth, ranging from boeremusiek to rave and kwaito (with everything in between thrown in for good measure).
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The Conservation of Wild Birds (Framework for allowing a derogation opening a spring hunting season for turtle dove and quail) Regulations 2010 stipulate that during the Spring hunting season hunters are obliged to send a text message (SMS) as soon as a turtle dove or quail is shot dead.
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The newest spokesperson for Jenny Craig: Sara Rue.
The 31-year-old Less Than Perfect sitcom actress tells People.com she can't wait to start the program.
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Access to government information around the world will be the focus of this year's conference on Media and Democratic Governance at the Newark campus of Rutgers University. The conference, which takes place Friday, April 12, 2013 from 10am to 3pm, is jointly sponsored by the Rutgers School of Public Affairs and Administration and by an international journalists' organization, the Center for Media and Peace Initiatives. The event is free and open to the public, however registration is required: http://www.formstack.com/forms/?1424415-WHFSyF6wfp.
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Keynote speaker Daniel J. Metcalfe (left) is a Washington attorney specializing in freedom of information law. He is also executive director of the Collaboration on Government Secrecy and an adjunct faculty member of the American University Law School in Washington.
The morning session will focus on government secrecy in countries and regions of the world that lack democratic governance and free press, such as China, the Middle East and the former Soviet Union. There will be a break at noon for a brown bag lunch, when Metcalfe will speak. The afternoon session is a panel on U.S. freedom of information laws – fact or faction – which includes Ronald Miskoff, president of the Foundation for Open Government; John Paff, a Libertarian Party leader who is an outspoken advocate of open government, and others.
This conference is invaluable for American and international journalists, and practitioners, scholars and students of public affairs and administration, political science and journalism.
The Rutgers-Newark campus is only a half hour from lower or midtown Manhattan by public transportation. For those who drive, parking is available. The conference location is the Center for Urban and Public Service, 111 Washington Street, Newark, in Room 203. For further information, contact Professor Michael Gershowitz at
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I don't know how much I can help (not the best teacher) but my switch riding is nearly as strong as my regular, I've recently been doing some cab 7s.
Basically what I did to learn switch riding well was practice. We always ride 95% park, but whenever we did runs, I rode whatever it was switch the whole way. Everytime I wasn't in the park I was riding switch. Then just bring all those carving skills you do regular and apply them to switch. It will feel weird at first throwing your weight the other way but it comes quite quickly if your regular riding is already solid.
Sorry if that doesn't help, like I said, not the best teacher
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I am not a fan of the "ride everything all day switch" approach personally. While this *may* work for some people, it will not for the majority. One thing to remember when learning anything new is the main reason that we snowboard and that is because it is fun. It is well established fact that all people learn better when they are having fun while learning. Sorry, but switching your bindings around, skating, riding the chairlift and doing everything all day switch is just not going to be a fun day for most.
In my experience, the number one reason people are not proficient at switch riding is because they are having way more fun riding in their primary stance and so really never get around to learning to ride switch. What needs to change that dynamic is to make the switch riding fun. A major ingredient to this fun is safety. When someone feels safe, they are willing to take on new challenges and actually have doing it. If the person is slamming every time they try to make a turn they are going to get frustrated at the least or injured at the worst.
So, first and foremost when learning anything new, dial back the terrain. Do not try to ride switch on the terrain you are having fun on riding primary. Sorry guys, but this DOES mean turning off the ego and heading over to the bunny hill. Just like when you first learned to ride, you really should go through all of the tasks staring with your J turns to stop then progressing to Garland turns. Finally, complete turns to a stop before fully linking large radius basic skidded switch turns. You will have to pay attention to all of your fundamental movements just like when you first learned. The good news though is you already have a good understanding of what works and what doesn't and how it SHOULD feel to you so your learning curve will be faster; much faster.
With that said, you do have to understand that for MOST people, riding switch will probably never feel equal to your primary stance. Some people are fortunate in that they are totally ambidextrous in this area, but most are not. Another consideration is your equipment. Any board can be ridden switch; period. It is just that your twins, directional twins will handle almost identical either way while directional boards with directional flex and sidecuts are going to handle different ridden switch.
Once you take about an hour or two getting your very basic switch turns down on the bunny hill, you should be "good enough" to begin to incorporate switch riding into your every day riding. The ting to do is to have fun riding the terrain you like to ride and in those sections that are super easy and mellow, spin that board and ride those sections switch. When the terrain reaches your limit, switch back to primary. Make this fun not torture! Do not over think it or brow beat yourself about your switch riding, but do it every day and every run at least for some distance in an area that you can. If you do this consistently, over the course of a season, you will riding a lot more terrain switch comfortably than you would have imagined you would be and at faster speeds.
A terrific "task" you can do to help you move into more switch riding and also happens to be fun to do is the Flat Spin 360 or "helicopter". This movement teaches you really good edge control and timing for switch and primary. In every flat spin 360 as you spin your way down the run, you are spending half of your time riding switch. This maneuver teaches you turn entry and completion every revolution and turn entry is generally the most difficult thing for the new switch rider to deal with. Spend some time doing these flat spin 360`s in both directions and the try to ride an easy green switch and I suspect you will notice it feels easier to you.
Above everything else such as good (new) front foot steering and weight distribution, make this something that is fun to do!
I tried it last time I was up. I was showing someone how to link turns, and they were goofy. I said fuck it, let me show them their way, and went switch the whole way down. Just doing J turns mostly. Then spinning 360's on the snow.
For me it's the confidence. When gaining speed switch, I get nervous like I used to when learning the first time. I tell myself. It's 1/10 the speed you go normally. So don't panic, steer with the front foot and bleed off speed when making a toe side turn. It helped me at least. Still not good at it, but gaining confidence.
not sure if this was mentioned, but this is what an instructor gave as a tip that helped me get used to the transition. i passed it to my friend and he said it helped him a lot too.
if you know how to do circles on your board (regular -> heel -> goofy -> toe -> regular), try going across the slope on an edge, then when you transition back across the other way, do a circle so that you're again on the same edge going in the opposite direction. practice this both on your heels and toes. it really helps you get used to the feel of manipulating your board.
hope it helps!
I've been improving my switch recently, and I find that I am leaning into the back seat a lot. On mellower pitches, it doesn't really affect my riding much, but then as soon as I hit something steeper, it kills me unless I actively balance my weight center (which feels like I'm hanging over a cliff..)
One other thing I can note is do drills where you only do heelside(or toeside) turns, which involves half switch and half normal, and changing the two with 180's. Toeside is fine for me, but the heelside is the hard one.
Semi related, but I find when I'm doing flatland 180's, I pop off an edge and generally land 170 or so on an edge. I can ride it out, but it doesn't feel/look clean. Any tips?
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It turns out that my board wasn't meant for riding switch. It's not in possible on this board, it's just harder.
I still want to learn though. I'm going to blue mountain tomorrow!
|I'll use all this advice! It's such a nice today, so I'm going to strengthen my right foot, by doing certain stretches. Let's hope I can go boarding soon.
|I started working on learning switch a few weeks ago. Go somewhere easy. Practice heel side turns and toe side turns separately switch to get the feel of it. I practiced garlands switch before trying to link turns. Looking over my shoulder helps me turn. Also leaning my boot on the front of my front binding to push the weight forward. I was surprised to link turns and now I'm practicing on a little steeper (easy) stuff. I'm doing a lot of the bad stuff I did learning to ride but I figure it will smooth out.
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This morning I had heat. So I dont get it. Also since this is an electric thermostat shouldn't this set off a check engine light if it was stuck open? i know there is a tsb for it. But it seems to be working again. odd
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? It's a thermostat and you put a ton of miles on your car already. You're going to trade it over a MINOR repair like that that you could easily do yourself???
That makes no sense but ok.
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The TSB says That it needs a computer flash that a dealer has to do. Plus they said it should of set off the engine light in which it didn't. Yes I can replace a thermostat if thats the problem, is a electric thermostat the same as an old wax one? and a ton of miles? 40,000 isnt a ton of miles. LOL. my 84 AMC eagle has a TON of miles. Not my cruze.
Well when your 2011 cruze has already had the transmission replaced and now no heat. and my 84 amc eagle runs great, it kind of makes a person mad. Right?
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I am the proud new owner of a fairly straight 78 Impala with a weak transmission. I will be putting in a transmission with overdrive, but I need some advice from people with more experience than myself. I would really, really like to swap in a 5 speed manual box, as I have a strong preference for manual transmissions. Has anyone done a swap like this into a B-body? Is it more headache than it is worth? If I do put in a manual, will a B-W T-5 out of a camaro be strong enough for my two ton car, or do I need to look for something stronger? Any suggestions for an inexpensive tranny? I am a first year teacher and so my budget is rather small. Any thoughts would be appreciated!! Thanks!
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cheaper & less work, 700R4, th200R, both of these are
overdrive transmissions, there are a couple more but for
a stocker, & for the price, I think this is the correct
Good luck,
700r4 and 200-4r would be direct swaps with the right parts since B bodies of that era came with them.
Check out www.bbhp.com which stands for b-body high performance. Many Impala SS owners 94-96 have done a T56 swap. There are some on there who've done it with the older cars too... the B-body has changed VERY little since 1971, even further back with the BOP B bodies. Many of my cast-off parts from my 96 Impala like suspension pieces went onto my 66 Bonneville. they're that similar.
I take it the consensus is that a Camaro T-5 would not be strong enough for a big car with a 350. Has anyone done any work with the New Venture 3500 tanny out of 1/2 ton chevy pickups? I live in a small farming town in the rust belt, so finding a donor vehicle for a reasonable cost probably wouldn't be out of the question. Anybody know if the physical size or weight of the tranny would make it unsuitable for a B-body? I need to replace my rusty floorpans anyway, so if I have to do any modifications it wouldn't be such a big deal.
Thanks so much for the info, guys, I really appreciate it. I can't work on the car until spring when I have access to a workshop, right now I'm just trying to get my ducks in a row by getting donor vehicles, etc. As I mentioned before, I have a very strong preference for manual transmissions, and if it is at all financially feasible I will try for it. If I absolutely can't afford to put a manual in the car, I do have a lead on an 80s Camaro with a 4speed auto I could rob for parts, but that will be only if a manual is completely out of the budget.
Almost all of the truck trannys are very large. They're very tall top to bottom so even if they fit in the tunnel they would drag the ground. The 3550 is also not THAT much stonger than a world class T5. The other problem is that they almost all have a granny first gear which would basically make it a 4-speed with a useless extra gear way down low in a car.
There are plenty of 5 speeds that would fit the bill. later T5s from certain applications are called world-class and they'll take more abuse than an early light duty box. Richmond sells a 5-speed that will dish out some serious abuse. Like I mentioned before, the T56 six speed is a VERY nice box with a good ratio spread. They're geared a bit high, so you'll have to re-gear the rear. Typical OD ratios are in the .70 range. The T56 is .50. It makes 4.56 gears act like 2.28s on the highway. Serious OD.
The T56s that are most common are from 94-97. They came in vettes and f-bodies and they are almost always what are used in B-body swaps. Figure a whole conversion setup with pedals, bellhousing, flywheel, tranny, shifter, slave and master cylinders to be in the 1300-2000 range. That will get you everything except the crossmember, clutch and pressure plate. You'll have to modify an F-body or X-body pedal assembly for the square bolt pattern on the B-body brake booster, but that's as simple as welding little tabs on. The F-body shifter will surprisingly surface at about the right spot on your B-body. fine tuning with shift handles that angle back or left or right might be requuired for your personal tastes.
The output shaft and overall length is identical to a 700r4, so if you use a driveshaft from a 700-r4 (or 4L60e) car you'll be able to bolt it in. The crossmember will need to be modified or replaced with one from a company called Clear Image.
You could use a later t56 from 98 and later, but they changed enough to make in annoying. The input shaft is shorter, as is the bellhousing. One bolt hole won't line up and you'll need a special bushing for the input shaft... but its a pain.
Earlier t56s have lower gear ratios, but they crap out at a rated 350 lb-ft.
Viper t56s are remarkably common and can be had for $1600 new. Must have been a big surplus of them. Again it can be done (I did for my Impala SS) but it gets pricey fast. Lots of parts and a little machine work to make it fit like a GM tranny.
I spent so much time on the t56 just because of how frequently it gets done, how affordable things are, and how easily it fits with "factory" parts. You can get an idea of other trannys at these sites. They'll tell you overall lengths, sizes, weights, torque ratings, etc.
Any more questions, feel free to ask.
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I looked at the B-body high performance website, it appears their kit includes everything except the transmission, bellhousing, clutch and flywheel, correct? Curtis73, when you did your swap did you use their kit? If so, what did you think of it? For that matter, how do you like your 6 speed Impala?
Good question... Its not done yet I have all the parts ready, but I can't spare the downtime right now.
I did it piece by piece for several reasons. First, I bought a viper tranny since it comes with much better steel shift forks. I then bought a new GM front plate, input shaft, and tailhousing. The front plate is required to allow bolting a GM bellhousing on. The input shaft is too different to adapt from the viper tranny, and I would have left the output housing alone except the fact that the shifter was too far forward for the Bbody. I bored out the tailshaft to accomodate the monster Viper output shaft. I bought a 1350-series output yoke for the viper shaft when I had Inland Empire fabricate a driveshaft.
I gave very strong consideration to an aftermarket bellhousing so I could use a 168-tooth flywheel, but chickened out when I saw the price. I bought a camaro bellhousing on ebay, a flywheel from Summit and a Spec clutch through a price match at an AutoZone. The pedals I scored from an 87 F-body. They're slightly different, but they'll hold a master cylinder just fine. The clutch cylinder reservoir I pirated from an old wrecked Yamaha R6. (hope its big enough).
In all I've spent waaaay more than if I just bought a complete junkyard takeout from ebay, but I have a brand new tranny with upgraded internals instead of a used stock tranny. 99% of the time those junkyard trannys are absolutely fine and I wouldn't hesitate for a second to do it. Most of them offer 30 day warranties or something. Most of the Impala SS guys just buy a setup from ebay or a junkyard and then use a BBHP kit. I've heard wonderful things about it. Pricey, but great.
I can tell you that I drove a 6-speed SS at a meeting a few years back and it was SO much fun. The owner hadn't gotten around to swapping out his 3.08 gears for 4.10s, so it was geared way too high, but it just felt nice to row gears in an SS.
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This car was semi-modified prior to me owning it. Chris Lee aka " Blue VR" did alot of work, but sold the car before finishing it. He did keep alot of the parts that were intended for it .
Black on Black is classic in my eyes and honestly this car was the best local candidate. I had my eye on this car for a few years seeing its potential and finally decided to pick it up. Not from Chris but the owner that purchased it from him, "Vince" .I hadnt found anything in the 2 years that was even comparable to this corrado.
The car came with the wheels, turbo kit and a pair of retrofitted custom headlights. Some extra parts & subtle goodies were obviously added along the way. The dash was swapped out for a newer style and some ddi gauges were also added.Certain aspects of the car would have taken me great time to achieve so I give Chris credit for alot of time, money and effort spent. There being another reason this car was such a great scoop.
As soon as I took possession the H&R cup kit was immediately taken out and replaced with Ksport-coils. Less rubbing on the rear arches made the car more tolerable to drive as a daily. The rear arches were and are still in need of attention due to a tire size being to big causing the paint to crack.
At Blitzkrieg Autowerk s I had, all new brakes, alternator & power steering pump installed. They also changed the exhaust to a Touareg style tip for me so it would match the cut out in the bumper.
The Schmidt Th lines are my favorite thing about the car. The fitment itself is amazing, only issue was the rear tires were to big and have been recently changed to a 205/40 on a 9 wide wheel. The shell is super clean but needs a bit body work done on the fenders and I would like to also re-undercoat it after its fully resprayed.
[size=12pt]The forsale pics of when I got it--[/size]
Night I picked it up
First week:
[size=14pt]Alternator job[/size]
Back together
Chopped off the hideous long exhaust tip :
After: got one that fit the stock cutout properly
Seeing as the car came with a cup kit and brakes & power steering were in desperate need of being changed I decided it was on the list of things to do first.
I went with K-sport coils at the time cause there was a group buy and they went really low and were possibly easy to play with. As well as Zimmermen Cross-Drilled Rotors - all around
Pic after coils installed--rear sat way nicer and didn't rub on every little bump
last shots with the yellow fog covers
Stopped by todds
I was having issues with the rear speakers so I decided to get some high end alpines and do some customization to the stock rear trays to accomidate. It worked out great and sounds awesome.
I knew i wasn't going to have time to do any more to it before I left to go to miami that year. So I put her in storage and left the car on the back burner for the time being. However Andrew Holliday did shoot some pics of the car prior to me leaving
As some of you may know, I was off work this winter due to a work accident . I took advantage of the time I had and put some touches into the Corrado "Gotham"
It all started when I purchased a wierchers cage from a fellow dubber- Dj juice- Jay Just kinda snowballed from there.......
The interior came out
bumpers off
Re-wired the stereo: for the sub and 5 Chanel amp
Box was built for 1 10" sub---sony is just for template
Custom shallow box- wrapped in vinyl-re mounted amp flush
wrapped wires with heat-shrink to make them all black to clean it up= thanks Justin aka richmond69r
Test fit run #1
Must trim the rear doorcards
view from outside car
all in after tons of cursing and yelling ahahah
custom rear mounting brackets made by me- will be undercoated over this weekend
After it was all said and done and the interior back in .I took her for a spin and realized the thermostat housing was leaking :'( :'(
The start of the real winter project
some great work by one of the previous owners..... ??? ??? just retard---I was amazed [/size] :lol:
[size=12pt]all they did was fold the metal over which created a pocket for water to sit in a rust ??? ??? WOW[/size]
took the whole front clip off to discover some more surface rust and some wiring that needed to be wrapped. while I was at it i also painted the ballasts and wrapped the wires for them
[size=12pt]b4- engine shot[/size]
Leaky thermosdat housing
re-wrapped all wires with high grade black hockeytape 8)
bottles b4 pic
took the old rad out
new one
sanded and painted the front end after properly cutting the void for intercooler piping
b4 pic of shifter bracket
inter cooler piping b4
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#103 Nov 27, 2012
very evil man couple times did something i'd only seen in movies til he did it. he was saying something about his "lord" would forgive everything he did and that all he cared about was he was right with his "lord" no matter what. he kept shaking his finger and slowly bowing up and down a few times while saying it. sound like any organized religion to anyone?
"Nuff said!"
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#104 Nov 28, 2012
You are out there for sure. I did not read that long email except the first line where you are the energizer bunny, hop on buddy but on down the road. I believe you have too much information sitting in your head. God bless your uncle for putting up with you.
#105 Nov 28, 2012
you and your usa are unnacceptable for God.
#106 Nov 28, 2012
Was his name Charles Manson by any chance?
#107 Nov 28, 2012
Tuff crowd! I see what you are saying. Rather than persuring emotional experiend or trying to accumulate religious knowledge, we should be learing to live in a world that God made. It sounds like you have nailed simple religion.
#108 Nov 28, 2012
Now, that's strange. My Babbage Difference Engine tripple-posted.
#109 Nov 28, 2012
It sounds like you know Timmy. Is he the one that preaches on the corner at KFC?
#110 Nov 28, 2012
United States of America???
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#111 Nov 28, 2012
I dont know. I live the best I can with the Bible as a guide but no I do not have answers for every being on earth. Faith is a choice and that is simple.
#112 Nov 28, 2012
Are you god of yourself? Who gave you the authority to judge anyone?
#113 Nov 28, 2012
(Internet slang) rolling on the floor laughing my arse off, an extended form of ROFL formed by the combining with LMAO; used to indicate great amusement.
Dees Fn stand for what I think it does?
#114 Nov 28, 2012
The Gospel of Grace makes us acceptable to God
Genesis 3:15
King James Version (KJV)
15 And I will put enmity between thee and the woman, and between thy seed and her seed; it shall bruise thy head, and thou shalt bruise his heel.
The struggle for redemption would be between the offspring of the woman and the offspring of the serpent. Ultimately the promise of Grace, became the reality in the person of Jesus Christ, who crusted Satan's head by dying on the cross and rising form the grave.
Thank God that Grace is not confined to any ethnic group or geographical location. The promise of redemption is as broad as humanity.
#115 Nov 29, 2012
There is no God!
Churches are nothing but glorified money scammers, they could care less about you but will forgive anything you do, if you give 10% of your income.
They prey on the poor and insecure stupid people.
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#116 Nov 29, 2012
You will change your mind when you get to hell.
#117 Nov 29, 2012
Normal Joe:
Don't go there, then. Be the church. I gave up on religion, too.
We are not your normal church. An "organic church" is a church that lives and gathers according to the spiritual reality that the church (ekklesia) is a spiritual organism rather than an institutional organization.
Overhead is low. We don't want or need your money. While organic churches do not own or possess "sacred" religious buildings, they can meet in any location.
Whether a home, coffee shop, clubhouse, park, rented building, etc. This church has been founded on Christ, not a certain theological system, a set of practices, a method, or a human personality.
While God uses people to root the church in a real on-going relationship with Jesus, such people point to Jesus rather than to themselves.
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#118 Nov 29, 2012
Jeremiah 29:13
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#119 Nov 29, 2012
I am curious about some things in your post and I want to ask some questions. Why call what you are presenting as a church; why not call it mobile spirituality center? What is the significance of the word "organic"? How do you attempt to keep "self" out of it?
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#120 Nov 29, 2012
No church I have ever known says your tithe is a way of forgiveness. You are right that some denominations prey on the poor and especially senior citizens. The only way to receive repentance is calling on Jesus name, acknowledging your sins and asking for forgiveness. That will make a change in your life and what was will no longer be your daily walk. A change in attitude and priorities will take place you will become a new man.
#121 Nov 29, 2012
Sorry if post gets long, but you have several questions:
If you really want to find out more Google, organic chruch, simple church, house church, etc. However, not all are organic. They are just smaller churches. I hope this makes sense to you. Organic church is not Honey I Shrunk The Church. It is different way of looking at the Church, not as an instution, or place you go to. We are the chruch, reguardless where we meet. It is a way of life.
why not call it mobile spirituality center? I'm really not understanding what spirituality means. It has as many meanings as people who use the word.
Organic church is not a church as you see it. It is the CHURCH of Jesus Christ. You and I are the Body of Christ (His Church). It is about planting small groups in several locations, rather than having one centralized location. It is a more ecomomical way of building a church since people meet in other places, such as homes, rather than a large building where most of people's money goes to operating the building, paying a pastor, supporting the programs, etc.
Making connections...relationships:
If you are happy in your local assembly, that's OK. However, if we want to connect with those who are not "coming to church", we must go where people congregate. We plant the seeds of the Kingdom of God in the places where life happens and where culture is formed - our workplace, restaurants, bars, coffeehouses, parks, locker rooms, and neighborhoods.
If you think about it. Organic Church is the same model of the early church where people met in their homes. When the group got too big, they met in more homes and grew rapidly.
Some believe...
Today's contemporary / institutional Church (IC) has long left biblical roots and there are millions who not only recognize this but live outside IC with Jesus Christ as the head of their lives and local meetings. For me, rather than hearing from one man, I had rather be in a group discussion where you can develop relationships with other people.
The CHURCH started out more mobile than our culture has led us to believe.
The word 'church' in the New Testament is translated from the Greek word 'ekklesia' which comes from two words 'ek' meaning 'out' and 'kaleo' meaning to 'call.' An ekklesia or 'calling out' was not just an assembly. In classical Greek "ekklesia" meant "an assembly of citizens summoned by the crier.
How do you attemp to keep yourself out of it?
I'm not sure what you think I meant, but I shall try. Perhaps a better phrase for yourself or our selves is the self-center-self. One thing I've noticed about the Intitutional Chrurch (IC). Pastors talk about MY CHURCH. It is not their church. It is the Church that Jesus Christ is building. In the Organic Chruch Planting movement, we are all equal. There may be a pastor, but we are all equal. Women have as much to say as men. Everyone participates according to their abilities and gifts, not their gender or position.
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#122 Nov 29, 2012
John: I used the word spirituality because you had hinted of starting your own following and although probably not "new age" it is a steering away from existing churches. By the way the congregations are smaller now because there has been a huge falling away from what once existed in church life. You really are not something new; your concept of church starting has been around for eons. If you have a board of trustees or board of good ole folks you have egos and self in place. Renting a facility, building from the ground up or using your kitchen table begins the process of church starting.
Many early churches were started as you presented in your post. All started out small and some from a small group that pulled away from another for grievances or as I mentioned "self".Some get started because they want women to have their say and believe me they will and hardly stop.The mega group churches have small groups because otherwise you would never get to know anyone. It replaces Sunday School as we once knew it and also allows coffee gatherings and other social grouping.
You know church life and it does not matter about denomination preference. Your knowledge gives you just the right amount of wanting to project your views on others. That has been around for years. We are all equal in God's eyes and that is universal. There is one God (Father, Son and Holy Spirit) and if that is presented then the shape or size of a building or non presence of matters. You could meet on the top of Blood Mountain but what is inside and your eternal preparation makes one closer to Heaven
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