There are some 3-year-old pictures and description in the member’s section under DB1-R81. The car is constantly under going lightening and revisions so I don’t even have any current engine bay pictures but here is the most recent picture under the hood.
Originally posted by GSpeedR
Jonna: I finally got a torque wrench and floor jack. My god, things are so much easier.
I told you Chris.
How have things been going with you? I haven’t heard from you in a while, and I know you are probably busy with school. I just ordered the majority of my brake setup. Drop me a line sometime, as I plan on building my car slowly but surely just for STS!
Cool. I’ll try to get some pics for you soon. I was going to last night, but then I remembered that the car I was going to take pictures of has the bar off right now(in beween projects). When I reinstall the bar, I’ll get some pics.
-nino
Originally posted by Nino Cool. I’ll try to get some pics for you soon. I was going to last night, but then I remembered that the car I was going to take pictures of has the bar off right now(in beween projects). When I reinstall the bar, I’ll get some pics.
-nino
Originally posted by Speeddaddy
[B]here is some pics of dave’s (mugendaxsi) setup as examples if marc’s pic’s are not up from the search (old post).
OT: I’m looking at getting a MIG welder and can’t seem to decide on the Lincoln SP135 or the Hobart Handler 135. Which one would you get to weld things like this joint?
Originally posted by SE-37K OT: I’m looking at getting a MIG welder and can’t seem to decide on the Lincoln SP135 or the Hobart Handler 135. Which one would you get to weld things like this joint?
good choices as both are great. you cant go wrong with miller/hobart/lincoln. the hobart is cheaper, but i say go with the lincoln since they are widely used (what shop doesnt have a lincoln around here), easier to find around here- which includes parts/consumables.
home depot carries the 135t, but they call it the 3200 HD. i believe it was $437.
Just installed my progress 22mm RSB and it was very well worth it. Very easy install. I used a smaller drill bit than recommended, and the included bolts/nuts/washers for the top bolts and it seems secure. I am still going to get the bracket welded even thou many have had good luck without, the extra insurance cant hurt
Very happy with this bar, the car rotates very very well now even at low speed cornering!
I’m running Tein SS 504/336 (custom) w/ front pillowball mounts, stock front swaybar (for now…), progress 22mm rear sway, energy suspension master kit (still gotta install fronts sunday), prothane trailing arm bushings. Still have front sway, compensator arm bushings, rear upper control arm bushings, skunk2 pro front camber kit, tie bars, and traction bars to go