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1 hour ago, blah_blah said:

Small update

So a few things. Need to fix the rear camber so ordered hard race rear camber arms.

Also rear end bearings were gone so apparently it is easier to order a full HICAS delete kit:

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Over the next month will also do a custom cooler piping job and custom airpod box.

May also do Sandown this month but not sure yet

Nice kit! Something to add to the shopping list perhaps is rear traction arms, they'll help counter bump steer in a lowered setup. Here's some more info from when I was looking into that: https://www.sau.com.au/forums/topic/448509-wheel-alignment-question-car-feeling-more-skittish/?do=findComment&comment=7570413

Re Sandown, I'm pretty keen on the Tempered session on Australia Day, might see you there :)

On 1/9/2017 at 9:26 PM, V28VX37 said:

Nice kit! Something to add to the shopping list perhaps is rear traction arms, they'll help counter bump steer in a lowered setup. Here's some more info from when I was looking into that: https://www.sau.com.au/forums/topic/448509-wheel-alignment-question-car-feeling-more-skittish/?do=findComment&comment=7570413

Re Sandown, I'm pretty keen on the Tempered session on Australia Day, might see you there :)

Thanks! Good to know re traction arms! trying to keep mods minimal and concentrate on seat time and a reliable car from here tho.

Looks like im out for Sandown, but if your in let me know and i might pop by

 

 

On 1/10/2017 at 10:13 AM, Leroy Peterson said:

You still got HICAS? That shit should be illegal.

Do broadford in March with me. (If I'm not flat out with work)

Hrmm i only just get back from Murica in March. My car wont really suit Broadford lol

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12 hours ago, blah_blah said:

... trying to keep mods minimal and concentrate on seat time and a reliable car from here tho. ...

Smart plan! I'm hoping to do the same :)

I have signed up for Sandown on the 26th, fingers crossed all of last year's issues are fully sorted. If you end up dropping by look for the silver 34 sedan with black wheels :) 

On 1/9/2017 at 7:55 PM, blah_blah said:

Small update

So a few things. Need to fix the rear camber so ordered hard race rear camber arms.

Also rear end bearings were gone so apparently it is easier to order a full HICAS delete kit:

 

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Over the next month will also do a custom cooler piping job and custom airpod box.

 

May also do Sandown this month but not sure yet

Awesome thread! Car looks brilliant. 

Where did you order your hardrace parts from? I can't seem to find many sellers these days now 

11 hours ago, V28VX37 said:

Smart plan! I'm hoping to do the same :)

I have signed up for Sandown on the 26th, fingers crossed all of last year's issues are fully sorted. If you end up dropping by look for the silver 34 sedan with black wheels :) 

Will do!

7 hours ago, kingtube69 said:

Awesome thread! Car looks brilliant. 

Where did you order your hardrace parts from? I can't seem to find many sellers these days now 

Got my hardrace parts via Topstage :)

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ZZzzz not sure why my fb links are always broken.

 

Anyway just a small update doing a xenon projector retrofit atm.

 

Purchases some 2nd hand lights

 

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1st time baking in oven not great lol

 

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2nd time much better:

 

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Xennon kit has come through:

 

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End product in a few weeks something like this without the red:

 

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