4th Gen drift build
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I'm in GA. I spoke with turn one about modding my rack to get more travel, they said they might be able to but couldnt promise anything. I have tons of angle now (compared to stock) and will get another 5 degree's with my new upright. More rack travel would be great too!! That would put it close to what the 240's get. Thanks for your input and service to this country
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This isn't related to your drifting thread but a few of us will be at Road Atlanta in a few weeks with NASA racing in American Iron. We've currently got 3 f bodies racing in AI and one more that I know of that will do comp school some time next year. You should come out since your shop is right down the road (i'm assuming).
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Here is the fix for your rack needs:
Swap to a BMW E36 rack and add spacers like this thread
http://www.driftworks.com/forum/part...ar-demand.html
Swap to a BMW E36 rack and add spacers like this thread
http://www.driftworks.com/forum/part...ar-demand.html
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Here is the fix for your rack needs:
Swap to a BMW E36 rack and add spacers like this thread
http://www.driftworks.com/forum/part...ar-demand.html
Swap to a BMW E36 rack and add spacers like this thread
http://www.driftworks.com/forum/part...ar-demand.html
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Im extreamely interested in this build, currently in the process of a T5 transsmission swap on my 94 lt1, and a seperate drift brake system and ive been looking into how the hell to get steering angle out of these things
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Trying to get caught up on the honeydolist, have to fix my buddies 911 transmission this weekend, then back on this project next week. Should move pretty fast now till we start building the DW coupe. Ive finally come up with a cheap, quick, not as light solution for steering angle too.
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That Jig in your first post, how difficult was it to make, do you have a blueprint or anything?
I was going to as spacers but I like this even better, great work
Also the steering knuckles are cast steel correct?
I was going to as spacers but I like this even better, great work
Also the steering knuckles are cast steel correct?