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Carriage House Doors are best described as a pair of doors that access an enclosed parking garage. The traditional design of these doors includes window lights across the upper section of each door that provide natural daylight within the garage and also add accent to the design.
To frame these doors begin by measuring the size of the opening where the doors will reside. Specifically the overall width of the opening from one trimmer or side to the opposite as well as the height from the driveway surface to the head or top of the opening.
In the event the opening is not finished with wood trimmers at each side and a wood header across the top these will need to be installed to provide mounting for the Carriage House Doors and weather strip. Trimmers and headers should be minimum 1-1/2" thick surfaced lumber that will withstand the weather even when sealed and painted. Ideally the lumber should be Douglas fir or Redwood as both are adequate in this regard. In addition the width of the trimmers and header should exceed the width of the building wall by at least 1" in order to allow for complete weatherproofing of the building to door frame seams.
To frame the doors begin by measuring the width of the opening between the trimmers and deduct 3". This will allow 1" at each side of the opening for hinge clearance and approximately 1/2�" at each door at the center point where the paired doors meet. These clearances are critical for ease in operation of the doors and door hardware.
Divide the total dimension by 2 and this number will be the width of each door. To determine the height of the doors measure the distance from the driveway surface to the underside of the header and deduct 1" for clearance.
The materials for the doors will be a similar all weather lumber such as Douglas fir or Redwood and these pieces will be 1-1/2" thickness x 8" width for the door stiles and 3/4�" thickness x 8" width for the recessed door panels. All joint and corner attachments of the frame will be with 3" wood screws and wood glue. The screws will be countersunk to 1/4�" and these will be filled with wood dowels and sanded flush.
To assemble each door measure and cut the (2) side pieces to the height of the doors. Lay these pieces on a flat surface at the correct width and cut the top and bottom pieces to fit across these, from outside to outside.
Next miter-cut all corners to 45 degrees and assemble the frame using screws and wood glue. Be sure to pre-drill any attachments near the outer edges to guard against splitting of the frame. Check the frame for square and accurate dimensions.
Cut the cross-piece that will define the window opening across the top section of the door. Install this piece by pre-drilling from the outside of the frame and attaching with glue and wood screws. Countersink the screws and fill with wood dowels sanded flush.
For the recessed door panels begin by cutting �3/4" x 3/4�" pieces of stock to the dimension of the inside of the recessed panel area and install these to the frame as stops. These may be glued and nailed in place using #6 galvanized finish nails. Cut pieces of the 3/4�" x 8" lumber to fit securely in the recessed area and install these by attaching to the doorframe with #6 galvanized nails and wood glue. Caulk all seams on the front and back sides of the door.
For the window lights cut pieces of 3/4�" x 2" glass stop and install these vertically in the opening across the upper section of the door. The dimension between these pieces will depend on the desired size of the individual window openings. Install the window glass and complete the installation with a weather tight sealant at all edges.
The doors should be primed with an all weather primer and finish painted with (2) coats of exterior paint to the desired color. The doors are now ready for installation and finish hardware.
Precision Garage Doors of Virginia provides garage door repair, service and installation of a variety of garage doors including carriage house doors in Arlington, Northern VA and Fredericksburg.
The Premium Performance Only From Gm Exhaust Sytems and Exhaust Tip
The GM exhaust system is one of the most frequently rejected parts of a vehicle. This is because most people tend to focus on body and engine improvement. However, what most people don't know is that the exhaust system performs a very important role. Vehicles create harmful gases during the combustion of fuel. The GM exhaust system carries harmful exhaust gases away from the passenger compartment and also converts most of the harmful gases into acceptable by-products. Moreover, it helps in reducing the sound made by the internal combustion engine, reduce the temperature of the exhaust and control the emissions that come out of the vehicle.
How does the GM exhaust system work? The GM exhaust system begins with the exhaust manifold on the engine. Hot exhaust gases flow from the manifold through the front or header pipe into a catalytic converter. The converter changes unburned hydrocarbons (fuel) and carbon monoxide into water vapor and less harmful carbon dioxide. Inside the stainless steel case of the converter, there is a ceramic honeycomb coated with a thin layer of platinum. When the exhaust gases pass through the hot converter, they are changed. From the converter, the exhaust flows through another pipe to the muffler. On most cars, the exhaust now flows out the tail pipe, but on some models, the exhaust passes through a secondary muffler called a resonator. Finally, clamps and rubber mounts called hangers support the exhaust system under the vehicle.
Rocks, dirt, and mud affect the performance of the GM exhaust system. If there is less power, foul odors, or odd noises coming from the muffler, it might be time to replace the GM exhaust system.
The GM exhaust tip is one accessory that is designed to enhance a GM vehicle's appearance and to help in the exhausts systems performance. It adds a bit of style and uniqueness to the tail end of a car and it can also actually affect the volume of the exhaust tone. The larger the GM exhaust tip , the more volume that one will get from it.
GM exhaust tips are available in various types, styles, and sizes. They are either resonated or non-resonated. Non-resonated tips are just plain stainless steel tips. The resonated tips are lined with fiberglass to dampen the exhaust noise a little further. Sizes range from 2 inches to 5 inches wide. Styles to choose from include round, oval, square, slashed, etc. Exhaust tips can either be welded on, or if possible, clamped on.
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Who makes the best performance...?
Headers- (Who makes the least restrictive, with largest downpipe?)
Mufflers- (Who makes the most free-flowing/largest dia. fiberglass-packed turbo mufflers?)
Tail pipes- (Who makes the largest diameter tail pipes?)
Exhaust tips- (Who makes the largest dia. resonator tips?)
P.S.- Each one can have a different answer
Needs to be compatable with an LS7 engine,
Parts should also be compatable with eachother
Modern LS7 (the 427 CID, not the 454)
It should be noted, that biggest definitely does not mean best when it comes to exhaust components. The exhaust pipe diameter should correspond with the size and output of the engine. This is basic knowledge.
For a modern LS7 (you didn't specify which LS7 you are referring to, there's a big block variant as well), for a normally aspirated engine with dual exhaust, 3 or 3.5 inch pipes should be about right.
SLP would be a good company to look into.
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