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VS are IRS? VN VP are live axle and the same internally
Posted on: 2009/6/24 5:25
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Re: Adjustable Camber / Castor Plates |
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I like the design, my only concern is the strength? How much extra pressure is put on that bolt when you adjust the castor? I would've used a series of holes to calibrate the camber, are you trying to pivot the rosejoint to help with castor? or purely adjusting it at the rods?
Posted on: 2009/6/23 2:24
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Re: what colour should i spray the centres of my wheels? |
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go gold
Posted on: 2009/6/23 2:15
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Re: 1200 coupe ca18det |
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i was planning on doing the same thing, R31 sedan tank, just cut out the floor of the boot to allow it to fit, because they have an in tank fuel pump, lifer etc, and are set up for Fuel injection. Kev Rowley told me about it a while back, he's done couple i think...
Posted on: 2009/6/20 9:18
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Re: 1200 coupe ca18det |
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how'd you cut the steel?
Posted on: 2009/6/20 3:28
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Re: Gauge Clusters, what you got? |
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Whats so funny? Keep the ideas coming guys, been helpful so far. I'm going to make a custom dash that mounts onto the steering column, like a small alloy or aluminium box almost, but i still have to check with cams about removing the dash.
Posted on: 2009/6/15 21:10
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Gauge Clusters, what you got? |
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Hi guys i'm just looking at some gauges for my track car and i'm curious as to what others have etc Post some pics, would be really helpful
Posted on: 2009/6/14 6:50
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Re: Datsfullysik's 120y CA18DET/SR20DE project |
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So i've been delt a bit of a blow! We can't afford to have a mortgage, 2x car insurance and reg + the 120y reg and insurance so as of today my baby is going to be track only! whcih means RB20DET, locked diff, no interior (basically) full cage, and awesomness! Just thought i'd let you know lol Take care Ty
Posted on: 2009/6/8 8:38
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Re: Datsfullysik's 120y CA18DET/SR20DE project |
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I've got s13 discs and single spot calipers off the sr20det model. Its more than enough to stop her, also going to run standard R31 discs and calipers at the rear. i'm gonna buy a wilwood brake bias valve so i can adjust everything, (Line Lockers lol)
Posted on: 2009/6/5 11:28
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Re: Datsfullysik's 120y CA18DET/SR20DE project |
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well i'm actually going to go sr20det! I should be able to get it all engineered fine. I know an engineer who said he would, plus according to the rules its legal, The curb weight x2.5 or 2 for turbo, brings the capacity to about 2.1 litres. So hopefully all going well!
Posted on: 2009/6/4 10:36
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