Thanks D, as you know its been a long process but every time I drive it puts a huge smile on my face. From memory the seats are well built and much heavier than standard seats. The fibre-glass bases needed to be cut and shut as the head rest almost touched the roof.

@lethal_john, Suzi-tech at Thornliegh made the dizzy and it cost a fortune. If I was to do it again I would just cut the fire wall. I think you can use a Mazda cap which gives you more room. Then you could move the whole engine and box back and you would have less problems like fitting fans and you might even get away with a one piece tail shaft.

If you look at my pics, you can see that you have to cut heaps to fit the gearbox. It wouldn't be that much more work and I think you would have less problems. As it turned out I don't even really need my dizzy, it's only really a hall effect sensor now.