Oh hello LS 370z
05-28-2016, 08:23 PM
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09-11-2016, 05:22 AM
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Badass build! Glad to see another Jap car get some cubes 
Nice execution and it looks tidy. I wish there were more LS swapped jappas in New Zealand, would love to cruise with some.
And good to see you put at least a half cage in this thing. Too many times I see people throwing tens of thousands of dollars at a build without any regard for safety. One thing though, harnesses are not designed to work with reclining seats. It puts too much load on the hinges in a crash, you cannot certify/homoglate that under FIA rules. to my knowledge.
Nice execution and it looks tidy. I wish there were more LS swapped jappas in New Zealand, would love to cruise with some.
And good to see you put at least a half cage in this thing. Too many times I see people throwing tens of thousands of dollars at a build without any regard for safety. One thing though, harnesses are not designed to work with reclining seats. It puts too much load on the hinges in a crash, you cannot certify/homoglate that under FIA rules. to my knowledge.
Last edited by S2KIWI; 09-11-2016 at 05:37 AM.
09-16-2016, 02:10 PM
#71
Badass build! Glad to see another Jap car get some cubes
Nice execution and it looks tidy. I wish there were more LS swapped jappas in New Zealand, would love to cruise with some.
And good to see you put at least a half cage in this thing. Too many times I see people throwing tens of thousands of dollars at a build without any regard for safety. One thing though, harnesses are not designed to work with reclining seats. It puts too much load on the hinges in a crash, you cannot certify/homoglate that under FIA rules. to my knowledge.
Nice execution and it looks tidy. I wish there were more LS swapped jappas in New Zealand, would love to cruise with some.
And good to see you put at least a half cage in this thing. Too many times I see people throwing tens of thousands of dollars at a build without any regard for safety. One thing though, harnesses are not designed to work with reclining seats. It puts too much load on the hinges in a crash, you cannot certify/homoglate that under FIA rules. to my knowledge.
10-18-2016, 01:37 PM
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