Correct. Originally we had 13/16 on the front and feel was not right. I thought about a front bias but that added complexity and really wasn't needed.

 

Been doing lots of reading and it seems they add rear bias and dial it in with the bar.

 

pretty much.

A Bias valve can only reduce pressure, so you over boost slightly and then reduce until you are happy with it.

Some of the other like a little more rear bias than I do, but I don't like to get too squirley on a heavy brake, it leave no room for error.

 

Subscribed.

 

finally, all sound deading materiel out and insulation


time to get it out in the sun and go through car one more time before paint, couple of places need bondo and smoothed out

 

Dam that is coming around well

 

Too many man hours for sure, not for the faint of heart. It sucks trying to remove the sound deadening material, sealer, and insulation. But it will be worth it.

 

Keep it up man. I feel your pain on the sound deadening for sure. It's gonna look nice and clean when you're done.

 

idler pulley delete from Z1 motorsports

 

Carbon fiber HANS, got a killer deal on it, the good thing is you can send it back to HANS for $15 plus shipping to have it re-certified.

 

A little late to the party, but I found ppg's dx330 tar remover to work VERY well at removing the remaining residue from the sound deadening, and it's a great pre-paint cleaner.

 

 

And so the painful part, which I will be honest I am not going to enjoy. But the finished product should pretty bad *** and worth it

 

Wow, I wish I had your level of confidence with the electrical side of things...
Mine's a mess and I'm going to leave it that way.

 

wiring is not fun!
1. I dont have the patience
2. W/O a proper diagram your screwed
3. See note 1.

 

Car is at my fab guy getting the rest of unnecessary sheetmetal cutout, seat brackets made and relocation of battery on passage side. Looking for rear view mirror option something similar to this

http://www.goldstaronboard.com/video...amera-kit.html

You can piece together a system for under a $100 it looks like

 

How long is the car expected to be at fab shop? Cage going in after that?

 

Good questions. The fab shop, guy has a full time job, about 60 hours a week, 6 days a week, fab stuff is his side job, but hopefully in the next few weeks.

Found out there is a local guy that does cages for the NHRA, so waited on him to get back to me to see if he wants to do it the cage, friend of a friend

 

not much updates due to delay at fab shop and crazy hours at work

did pick up one of these

 

That's a good looking seat. What's the weight?