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  1. 07-10-2011 10:42 PM #71
    Quote Originally Posted by pete@integrated View Post
    I'm looking at that as well- also the dry sump setup is difficult unless we re-shuffle stuff. I'll probably run an electric water pump and re-sort the accessories.

    I'm kinda planning on putting the engine eventaully into a different platform and I would need hydraulic power steering I think, so whatever I figure out will need to be modular.

    I'm trying to get a FARO arm in the shop in the next month or two which would make it a hell of a lot simpler to put something together.
    Please keep me updated on your findings as I am very interested.

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    07-10-2011 10:46 PM #72
    Quote Originally Posted by pete@integrated View Post
    I'm trying to get a FARO arm in the shop in the next month or two which would make it a hell of a lot simpler to put something together.
    Thats a pretty penny
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    07-10-2011 11:24 PM #73
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    Thats a pretty penny
    but it would be amazin!

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    07-11-2011 08:49 AM #74
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    but it would be amazin!
    Ya Ive used one before. Very usefull, and scary to use.
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  5. 07-11-2011 05:46 PM #75
    Well here is the progress for the seat mount which took forever.
















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    07-11-2011 06:36 PM #76
    2 questions:

    you wouldnt be using the stock steering wheel.. are you?
    and, why sparco? just want to know the reasons of why this over the competition...

  7. 07-11-2011 06:43 PM #77
    All of our road course race cars since I was a kid have run Sparco seats and harnesses so I guess its just a personal preference thing and also the PRO ADV fits me perfect. I have bought 4 of them now for 3 different cars and I love them.

    And our Turbo R32 runs one of these


  8. 07-12-2011 12:18 AM #78
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    All of our road course race cars since I was a kid have run Sparco seats and harnesses so I guess its just a personal preference thing and also the PRO ADV fits me perfect. I have bought 4 of them now for 3 different cars and I love them.

    And our Turbo R32 runs one of these

    That looks fantastically uncomfortable, do they custom make it to measure? Cause there is no friggen way i would fit in that.

  9. 07-12-2011 12:45 AM #79
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    That looks fantastically uncomfortable, do they custom make it to measure? Cause there is no friggen way i would fit in that.
    Yeah they can custom make them for your body and it is uncomfortable but it is very safe. They are mainly designed for Stock cars and Drag cars but they have road course ones as well.

    Oh and we are not using the stock steering wheel. That will be gone very soon.

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    07-12-2011 01:08 AM #80
    Mounting seats has got to be one of *the* most annoying tasks possible. I just did it the other night on my e36. Good work
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    07-12-2011 01:32 AM #81
    ok, thats what i wanted to know...

    whenever i do the seats and the whole interior upgrade, i plan on doing it with Sparco stuff... seats, steering wheel, seat belts, rails, etc... they are good and properly priced...

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  13. 07-12-2011 11:48 AM #83
    Quote Originally Posted by CaptainOZ View Post
    I see my silver baby gutted in the background, how is she doing?
    We will hopefully be throwing the engine and turbo back in the car at the end of the week or early next week.

  14. 07-17-2011 12:11 AM #84
    We need some suggestions on wheels....

    This week I will be ordering wheels for this project and we have a few wheels in mind but are open to suggestions....

    So far I am looking at the

    Rotiform Forged Race - Roc Wheels



    Rotiform Forged Race - TMB Wheels


  15. 07-17-2011 12:25 AM #85
    TMBs look faster

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    07-17-2011 09:18 AM #86
    You should check out some of the Neuspeed forged race wheels. They have a couple different styles and arent too crazy expensive. If not them, some lightweight Raderwerks rims would be nice. Check out the LW-10s. Only 19lbs for a 18" rim aint bad but Id go alittle smaller then that.
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    07-17-2011 10:17 AM #87
    Of those two, I say TMBs.
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    07-17-2011 12:11 PM #88
    Neither... CCW forged or if you must have 3 piece, I suggest 17" CCW Classic Race's... They start at 2300 a set and if you f*ck up a lip or inner, they are very cheap. Like $175 IIRC.. Check em out
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    Quote Originally Posted by BRealistic View Post
    "Ok.. you need to brake early at the white penis, then go deep at the black vagina. Try to stay on the outside at the shocker, then hug the curb at the yellow rack..."

  19. 07-17-2011 02:25 PM #89
    Quote Originally Posted by kevin FaKiN spLits View Post
    Neither... CCW forged or if you must have 3 piece, I suggest 17" CCW Classic Race's... They start at 2300 a set and if you f*ck up a lip or inner, they are very cheap. Like $175 IIRC.. Check em out
    couldn't agree more.

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    07-17-2011 02:54 PM #90
    Quote Originally Posted by DerekH View Post
    couldn't agree more.
    I sold my set w/o tires for $1800+ a set of Porsche twists w/adapters and hankook R compounds, and a set of LM reps with stretched Falken 912's Plus they look great
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    Quote Originally Posted by BRealistic View Post
    "Ok.. you need to brake early at the white penis, then go deep at the black vagina. Try to stay on the outside at the shocker, then hug the curb at the yellow rack..."

  21. 07-20-2011 01:33 AM #91
    Well our heads are still spinning here on which wheels to choose. Honestly we might just opt for something light and cheap because we eventually would like to have 2 sets since we will be tracking it all the time. So the 3 piece forged wheels might be out unless a wheel sponsor steps up in a major way!

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    07-20-2011 08:48 AM #92
    go with something ultra light! im saying like 16lb 17" or something. This is a race car treat it as such.
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  23. 07-20-2011 09:14 AM #93
    Yeah I was seriously looking at these because they are a great price and only 17lbs!


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    07-20-2011 10:09 AM #94

    or these if you wanna ball out and do it right..
    Yay, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of Honda...I shall fear no turbo........for thou art with me....Thy torque and horsepower shall comfort me.

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    07-20-2011 11:00 AM #95
    Quote Originally Posted by gabe@bwperformance View Post
    Well our heads are still spinning here on which wheels to choose. Honestly we might just opt for something light and cheap because we eventually would like to have 2 sets since we will be tracking it all the time. So the 3 piece forged wheels might be out unless a wheel sponsor steps up in a major way!
    Just another reason to drop the front money on CCW classics. They have flat rate $175 on lips and barrels, so if you break either or, its $175 to replace it. Thats going to be cheaper to replace a lip or barrel for $175 than it will 2-300 for a whole wheel
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    07-20-2011 11:07 AM #96
    BBS RGR's for strength and weight for sure.

  27. 07-20-2011 12:11 PM #97
    Quote Originally Posted by kevin FaKiN spLits View Post
    Just another reason to drop the front money on CCW classics. They have flat rate $175 on lips and barrels, so if you break either or, its $175 to replace it. Thats going to be cheaper to replace a lip or barrel for $175 than it will 2-300 for a whole wheel
    Yeah honestly the more I look the more I am leaning towards the CCW wheels...

  28. 07-20-2011 12:12 PM #98
    Quote Originally Posted by DarkSideGTI View Post
    BBS RGR's for strength and weight for sure.
    I have always had a soft spot for these....


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    07-20-2011 12:19 PM #99
    Quote Originally Posted by gabe@bwperformance View Post
    Yeah honestly the more I look the more I am leaning towards the CCW wheels...
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    Quote Originally Posted by BRealistic View Post
    "Ok.. you need to brake early at the white penis, then go deep at the black vagina. Try to stay on the outside at the shocker, then hug the curb at the yellow rack..."

  30. 07-20-2011 05:49 PM #100
    For light and cheap there is always the rpf1. great wheel cheap and looks pretty good too. There is also the new pf01 not quite as light but i have heard the road feel is fantastic.

    Still, CCWs are ****ing awesome. Get them! lol

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    07-20-2011 06:27 PM #101
    Quote Originally Posted by DerekH View Post
    For light and cheap there is always the rpf1. great wheel cheap and looks pretty good too. There is also the new pf01 not quite as light but i have heard the road feel is fantastic.

    Still, CCWs are ****ing awesome. Get them! lol
    I still want a set of 17" black RPF1's.

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    any updates?


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    07-30-2011 06:25 AM #104
    Any dynos yet of the NA setup?
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    08-01-2011 11:23 AM #105
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