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ScatterBrain

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  1. I'm current using a gps tracker, Works a treat. You set a GeoFence and if the car goes out of the arear its send you a txt of it location and speed. Also another handy feature is the remote shut down. Unfortunatly its not an alarm, just a tracker. I have however seen a few around that are both.
  2. What make of gauges are they?
  3. What brakes? I can't see them. Oh wait there they are, Had to got get the magnifying glass.
  4. I think I'd like some power over gravity http://youtu.be/pe9d1R3VLA8
  5. 19x9 +26 will be fine. My race circuit wheels are 18x9.5 +30 on the front and I've never had any wheel bearing/stud problems.
  6. I don't drive mine very often, but since I've bought it I've put just over 10,000kms on and I'm just about to order my 3rd set of tyres for it.
  7. Either one wheel has the wrong offset or maybe the panhard rod needs tweaking.
  8. I would be easier to just buy this http://www.my105.com/ListingDetails/tabid/65/p/31/cid/3916/id/2884/Default.aspx
  9. 1/8 NPT I'm pretty sure
  10. Maybe the head has a crack in it? What did the No.1 plug look like?
  11. One of my KU36 is like that, but it happened after I spun it on the cuircut and slid. Damn stone almost sliced it right down to the steel belt.
  12. Heres where it should be.
  13. that peice of metal goes around the edge of the clutch packs
  14. Race Tyres: 30psi Front Hot, 28psi Rear Hot. Street Tyres: 34psi Front Hot, 32psi Rear Hot.
  15. I did this about 5 months ago, I can get 1psi @ 1200rpm and 26psi @ 3000 now. You'll most probably find your peak Hp will drop, but it will shift it closer to the redline. Here's Before (Top) and After (Bottom). Also I found it easier to use the BF lines and oil return.
  16. 18x9.5 +30 with 265/35 KU36's on the rear will rub on an unrolled guard, But only on Big bumps. If you use a +35 it will be fine. KU36 are a good tyre, I ran at Queensland Raceway with them. The only problem with them is they're a bit hopeless in the wet. These are my race wheels, They are 18x9.5 +30 all round.
  17. As promised more pics Rear Front
  18. For 18x9.5 on the front don't go any higher then +30 unless you want to run a spacer.
  19. The KU36 are my road tyres, My race tyres are Dunlop DZ03G 270/35/18 all round. Camber is set at -3.5° in the front and -1.5° in the rear.
  20. With 18x9.5 +12 on the rear of a sedan, you'll have to be very careful with your tyre selection. My circuit rims are 18x9.5 +30 and they can rub on bumps. But If your rear guards are rolled you maybe alright. If you want to be really adventurous, Get 18x10 +15, They should by my calculations fit all round. Thus allowing up to 285 all round. This is what I'm looking at for my next set of track rims.
  21. I'll take some more Pics this weekend when the cars back together, At the moment the rear end's apart and having bushes fitted.
  22. No clearance problems or rubbing, I got them through Ebay for $1098 delivered. http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Rota-GForce-18-x-9-5x114-3-27-Gun-metal-Hyper-black-/130584341630?pt=AU_Car_Parts_Accessories&hash=item1e676eec7e
  23. I'll take a pic first thing in the morning
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