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Not seen that one before, looks pretty good. Bit expensive though. Cost me less that £20 to weld in a bit of bar so easier to do that instead. Also a rear brace doesn't really do much in our cars, a guy I know who builds space frame chassis had a look and said the rear end is really well built and pretty solid from factory. The problem with our cars is the length so the whole car twists in hard cornering or if you park one wheel on a curb. Only way to sort is full roll cage. 

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Ok so it's been few years since I updated this so thought it was about time I did it. Progress on the car has been slow but steady. Still need my race license and still need a trailer but the cars is a little bit closer. Had a house move to complete different part of the country and 2 kids since last update so that's why things have been slow. Plus another project car. I do at least have a nice garage to work in now. 

So think best way to update is just to make a list of things that's been done and pictures galore. 

Striped off all the suspension and refurbished, powdercoated and strong flex polybushed. 

Striped out lots more weight.

Made some new wing mirrors. 

Polycarbonate windows.

High spec big brake kit, 6pot calipers and 335mm floating rotors.

Branded lines all round.

Grooved disks and ebc blue pads.

Made new door cards to cover the big hole left by cutting out the inside door skin.

Oil temp, oil pressure and water temp gauges.

Ricky Evans Motorsport heated windowsrceen. (not wired up yet)

Jap speed 4-1 manifold, standard cat, toyo sport 2 1/2 inch cat back system. 

All the aero removed as it's not Motorsport compliant anyway. 

Aero catches on bonnet and standard latch removed.

New cam cover in white with an10 fitting ready for breather setup. 

AEM adjustable cam gears.

New waterpump and cambelt.

Comp clutch lightened flywheel and stage 2 clutch. 

Gearbox rebuild using carbon synchro kit from synchro tech, bearings and seals, and Mfactory 4.9 final drive.(makes it very short)

Innovative engine mounts.

Resprayed some of the bay while gearbox was out and underseal as much as I could. 

 

Now picture time!

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New door cardsDSC_0359.JPG.a700454ad96c4c5e58479675bd0d93fa.JPGDSC_0366.JPG.0c2e460156d79e8a6bedba2585369dfc.JPG

3 mm foamex fixed with stainless screws. Thick wire attached to lock and and old fabric belt as a door handle.IMG-20190118-WA0002.jpeg.3966dfe9f35ddac50825723eb8902a2f.jpeg

It bends into shape nicely with a bit of heat.

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Strong flex bushes IMG-20180803-WA0000.thumb.jpeg.5efb5c009b9627c40dc2f6a5ee711bd0.jpeg

Polished up the rad and had to make a little bracket for the fanIMG-20181219-WA0002.jpeg.a4daf62d78512694d6532d62b77923e1.jpeg

Short shifter with little extention and a skateboard wheel made a nice light knob. DSC_0268.thumb.JPG.a365ab96c66a394a8b153071d83dde28.JPG

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