Turbo S2000 for next race season
#71
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Originally Posted by krazik,Mar 5 2007, 11:55 AM
can't since I don't have mine in right now. I'm moving mine to the front hoop of the roll bar where I can reach it when I'm strapped in.
net is mounted by adding to tabs w/ holes in them to the roll cage and then its connected to the x in the door opening via some small cable.
net is mounted by adding to tabs w/ holes in them to the roll cage and then its connected to the x in the door opening via some small cable.
#72
Wow. That's a lot of work. Nice job.
#74
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Rylan, thanks again for the info on the kill switch. The wiring and mounting point worked perfectly.
Here are some crappy cell phone pics.
Shot of the kill switch mounted on the roll bar. Easy reach of driver and the local SCCA safety tech says location is fine.
Same angle but with the steering wheel removed so the Dash2 is more visible. Thanks Jeremy at http://fasttechlimited.com for all the help with the DL1 and Dash2!
Dunlop take off slicks from Bob Chicks. Great fit for the CCW 18x10s. Too wide for the stock fenders. Masking tape marking the cut for expanding the fenders.
Front view:
The initial cut of the fender
Finally, a shot of the rear showing the waste pipe for the turbo. The standard InlinePro kit dumps just to lower portion of the passenger side of the motor. Too close to the tranny for my liking. Rather than just dumping the hot turbo waste under the car ... we decided to run it all the way to the rear. See the small pipe where the drivers side exhaust would normally exit?
Body work should be done this week. Complete the dyno tune this coming Sat now that the AEM electronic boost control solenoid is setup. Some on track testing the following weekend ... and the SCCA regional here on 30-Mar to 1-Apr! I'll be running in SP as I saw no point in buying a set of Hoosiers just to run one SCCA regional race in ITE.
Here are some crappy cell phone pics.
Shot of the kill switch mounted on the roll bar. Easy reach of driver and the local SCCA safety tech says location is fine.
Same angle but with the steering wheel removed so the Dash2 is more visible. Thanks Jeremy at http://fasttechlimited.com for all the help with the DL1 and Dash2!
Dunlop take off slicks from Bob Chicks. Great fit for the CCW 18x10s. Too wide for the stock fenders. Masking tape marking the cut for expanding the fenders.
Front view:
The initial cut of the fender
Finally, a shot of the rear showing the waste pipe for the turbo. The standard InlinePro kit dumps just to lower portion of the passenger side of the motor. Too close to the tranny for my liking. Rather than just dumping the hot turbo waste under the car ... we decided to run it all the way to the rear. See the small pipe where the drivers side exhaust would normally exit?
Body work should be done this week. Complete the dyno tune this coming Sat now that the AEM electronic boost control solenoid is setup. Some on track testing the following weekend ... and the SCCA regional here on 30-Mar to 1-Apr! I'll be running in SP as I saw no point in buying a set of Hoosiers just to run one SCCA regional race in ITE.
#80
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Originally Posted by GrandMasterKhan' date='Mar 14 2007, 09:20 PM
you know you should put matching tips on your wastegate dump and the exhaust. That would be fuctionally attractive.