Wolfe Chute mount install
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Wolfe Chute mount install
Seeing I'm getting the 149.xx range a lot and needed a little more weight in the rear figured I'd may as well add some safety as well and avoid any tech hassles if the car runs over 150.
Great kit from Wolfe, everything was included and the usual well made parts that fit. I put the handle in the console instead of the roof bar, I never cared for it up there but thats all personal preference. Few pics of how its mounted, nice thing is I can pull the chute and cable out of the car in about 5 minutes with only one little 'u' shaped notch in the TA filler piece left over. Did have to notch the license plate some, fold down plate holder would work nice on a street car.
Great kit from Wolfe, everything was included and the usual well made parts that fit. I put the handle in the console instead of the roof bar, I never cared for it up there but thats all personal preference. Few pics of how its mounted, nice thing is I can pull the chute and cable out of the car in about 5 minutes with only one little 'u' shaped notch in the TA filler piece left over. Did have to notch the license plate some, fold down plate holder would work nice on a street car.
Last edited by kp; 12-14-2008 at 01:20 AM.
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Originally Posted by SilverGhost
sounds like Jugger better wash his *****!!
looks good Kev, so whats new with you lately, gonna see some 8's?
looks good Kev, so whats new with you lately, gonna see some 8's?
Havent changed anything, just waiting for a good cool day, cheapest horsepower there is
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Originally Posted by ls1408cp
I like it but cutting the plate sucks
I've see chute levers mounted all over the place Phil, as long as you can reach it easily it doesnt matter as long as you are comfortable with it and its not too easy to hit it by accident.
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The cord hanging in front of it will get you a ticket just as quick as cutting a little notch out of the plate if the cop wants to write you a ticket. I have no reason to be driving around with a chute on the back of a street car, takes a few minutes to pull it off. If you need a chute for skr33t racing it would be easier to find a longer street
I've see chute levers mounted all over the place Phil, as long as you can reach it easily it doesnt matter as long as you are comfortable with it and its not too easy to hit it by accident.
I've see chute levers mounted all over the place Phil, as long as you can reach it easily it doesnt matter as long as you are comfortable with it and its not too easy to hit it by accident.
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Originally Posted by ls1408cp
true I just thought I would try to have one less ticket
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Originally Posted by ATVracr
Looks good KP!
What size chute is that?
That is where we mounted Shiz's lever, turned out good.
I still have a parking brake so I'm going to try to mount mine on the roll bar up high.
What size chute is that?
That is where we mounted Shiz's lever, turned out good.
I still have a parking brake so I'm going to try to mount mine on the roll bar up high.
Kev, no I didnt have to take the bumper cover off at all, my rear bumper support was cut down and it came out without a problem and the wolf mounteasily fit up there with it on. Kind of a PITA to tighten the bolt that holds the chute mount in by the plate since its 'in' the bumper but thats mostly because of the bits of rubber and pebbles falling in my face out of the bumper cover.