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I get excited when I see the email notification on my phone lol
Looks incredible bud, hats off to you.
Can we be expecting renderings/photoshops of the finished article colour scheme? Or you leaving it bare until you've had a shake down session with it?
Been subscribing for a while. Notice a difference with the new camera kit too :up:
Drifting video was good, nice change once in a while to do an informative video. Must admit me and my brother considered selling up and buying/doing a k-swap after I stumbled on the furled society event, only went...
I meant same layout as the carbon fibre one, but using different material. What you've pictured should be strong enough, it would just be the position of your feet relative to the floor pan (height wise). Find something comfortable and you'll be onto a winner
I hope it's at donington more often! Can't make this year as at a wedding, weddings get in the way of everything at the moment.
Surely donington is a better location for everyone - pretty much central
What have you used for the fuel line breather after removing the carbon canister?
I have the same oil residue on my cam cover, tried all sorts to fix it. Seems I need Robbin the CC
False floor for the pedal box could just be a bent piece of sheet welded in place. Or go fancy and make some bosses, weld them in place and have a mounting plate with a series of holes in for moving both plate and/or pedal box in any direction
I got a spare 172 one welded up.
Cut the chimney off and placed a blank on it, blobbed up the carbon canister outlet. Left the one at the rear to go to a catch can.
The PMS plate would be nice but won't work with the standard inlet manifold
When you unclip that connection it will throw up the light on the dash. I used the resistor trick on my rear belts. Sorted it out for me, I did reset the lights with RS-tuner though just to clear the fault codes.
If you need extra room for your lengthy body get one of the jonfoz subframes. I'm short st 5' 9.5" and it's far better being lower down.
Being strapped into a proper seat with a harness will give you a little bit more confidence as you'll not be sliding around