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Many many pennies. Got a rough quote of £1500+vat for custom built cage + fitting + seat runners + sill jacking points. Not sure how much it will be in the end though, depends on how much we ask him to do (strut top changes / rear shock mounting strengthening etc)
Just FYI, the quote I had...
Not alot to update, going to start to get the car ready to go away and get cage put in and some other work done on it.
In the meantime, just welded new inner wings on, sealed the seams and given a coat of primer.
I can do it with my road car, but cant do it for the life of me on my rally car.
Think it is a combination of pedal placement, pedal height, the gearbox and concentrating on not hitting anything that screws it up
Plus you cant just blip that engine, you have to give it a good prod.
Actually had to replace both a year ago; not the fault of the calliper though, more the fact that when the wheel got ripped off behind some armco it broke the casting.
Use hubs and rotors from rally design, have had a couple warp and one break violently under heavy braking (although it was...
I have had Willwood superlights on my Mk 1 for years and they have had much more punishment then they would on the road or on a circuit and have had few problems with them.
The blobby wide welds and the heat distorsion... what settings were you using for 3mm plate?
Don't get me wrong, i'm craptastic at it; but thats why im getting a professional to fit my cage as I wouldnt trust anyone who wasn't to weld something that is there to prevent me from serious injury
I had a PECO exhaust on my Fiat Coupe and it wasnt a problem at all.
Just droned a bit at cruising speeds, but that was down to having the larger bore size