And so it begins/full track car prep
i remember wanting to this and read somewhere it was 05+
http://www.z1motorsports.com/350_g35...oducts_id=5640
Can this be done for all years?
i remember wanting to this and read somewhere it was 05+
http://www.z1motorsports.com/350_g35...oducts_id=5640
i remember wanting to this and read somewhere it was 05+
http://www.z1motorsports.com/350_g35...oducts_id=5640
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Nice dude. Keep the pics coming. You took yours a step further than mine. Can't wait to see it all painted and caged 
If for some reason I decide to not do spec Z I will remove the speaker boxes and most of the steel bar under the dash along with CF hatch and all that. ST3 might be a possibility later down the road with a motor build. At this point, it would almost be cheaper to rebuild my motor than buy all the crap I need for Spec Z.
Hurry up and come play in TT
I may not be doing it much longer. W2W FTW
If for some reason I decide to not do spec Z I will remove the speaker boxes and most of the steel bar under the dash along with CF hatch and all that. ST3 might be a possibility later down the road with a motor build. At this point, it would almost be cheaper to rebuild my motor than buy all the crap I need for Spec Z.
Hurry up and come play in TT
I may not be doing it much longer. W2W FTW
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So I decided to delete ABS and brake booster, going to a dual master cylinder with bias bar, started to draw it up. The most difficult part is modify stock pedal to get correct ratio. I have a good fab guy at work, so anything is possible with him, current pedal is around 4:1 and I need to get it around 6:1 with manual brakes
The picture on the left is just an example of the pedal box
the picture on the right I am starting to draw it up
I am in and out of town with work, so this might take awhile
The picture on the left is just an example of the pedal box
the picture on the right I am starting to draw it up
I am in and out of town with work, so this might take awhile
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Under $250 I think $75 per MC, $60 for bias bar, and what ever fittings I need
Have to calculate them, I am going to pull the brake pedal off tomorrow and figure out my ratio
Have to calculate them, I am going to pull the brake pedal off tomorrow and figure out my ratio
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Ours is a completely different setup than a 350Z, but to give you a point of reference.
The single MC Setup was a 1" Wilwood.
The new one is a 7/8 and a 5/8 Wilwood with a 6:1 ratio. We intalled a ratio balance bar so I could tune it via the cockpit ****.
The single MC Setup was a 1" Wilwood.
The new one is a 7/8 and a 5/8 Wilwood with a 6:1 ratio. We intalled a ratio balance bar so I could tune it via the cockpit ****.
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so now you just tee off the single line coming from the MC, for each wheel?
Thanks for the pictures, appreciate it