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If that's all you live for then I feel sorry for you! For the sake of going to a scrappy for a dashboard you could build something far better.
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You could get those dials and a lot of the switchgear working too, but that guy pussied out and played console.
Or perhaps motion is your thing...
Tyres fitted and suspension geometry sorted. Much better. The induction kit sounds good but not as throaty as expected.
Got tired of not being able to see in the back so I fixed it.
Big update time.
Gearbox has been done. Ended up buying one from @deadmau5 (much appreciated!) which has been refurbished by Agency in 2012. Feels so much better now.
New set of tyres has been bought - the old T1Rs were finally used up and there's now a set of Michelin Pilot Sport 3's in the...
I had to lift my battery over the top of the back stop to fit the filter in. I wouldn't recommend running it like that for long though - there's a chance that the battery could come loose or the back stop could crack the bottom of the battery casing.
Just about managed it, but I've had to put some insulation between the battery and the ECU cover. I thought it was plastic but it's actually metal so a thick bit of plastic should stop anything getting across.
Bwaaaaarp incoming.
Tried to move my battery back. Turns out there's a stop at the end which stops it going back too far.
Need to modify that bracket at the front it seems.