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Author R32 GTR Skyline - Time Attack & Super Lap Scotland
Fee
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1st Nov 06 at 15:56   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
I sincerely apoligise for inflicting my crap paint skills on you poor people....
but I still think it would be better like this

(obviously not exactly like this, but this sort of idea...)
with a line of switches along the bottom



No slagging!
Tom
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Gauges looking alot better, I was with Fee on how it looked until I saw what you were trying to do

Wheels -
Butler
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What is the line of switches for? Just stick a simple sheet of carbon, a couple of gauges, and any switches you need, cant imagine you need THAT many though. Cut off swtich?
AK
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may be able to get away with 3x 52mm gauges along the top.

Fee - i think your idea wastes a lot of space :/

Bram - they are 10", not sure whats going on with the pic

will need to see what the slicks are like... will prob take them anyway.
Fee
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wastes space?
I'm putting in exactly the same things as you....

I just think it would be cooler to have them in a row...
kinda like...
flick flick flick flick flick flick

instead of
flick flick flick
down a bit
flick flick flick
AK
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quote:
Originally posted by Butler
What is the line of switches for? Just stick a simple sheet of carbon, a couple of gauges, and any switches you need, cant imagine you need THAT many though. Cut off swtich?


a simple sheet of carbon? What for?

The switches.....

well... the plans go like this

1: RWD - 4WD switch
2: Rear Fog
3: Poss elec water pump
4: Elec tranny pump for cooler

the rest will just be dummies till needed.

Will also need to mount the Inlet temp display, TCS controller and Tein ADFC thingys.... not to mention boost controllers, and other controllers in the future

Gauges -

Boost, Oil Temp, Oil Pressue

OR

Boost, Oil Pressure, EGT

OR

something else?

Have oil pressure, oil temp, voltage, boost (crap) and water temp as std in the car
Bram
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1st Nov 06 at 16:12   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by AK

The switches.....

well... the plans go like this

1: RWD - 4WD switch
2: Rear Fog
3: Poss elec water pump
4: Elec tranny pump for cooler
5. Neons!!!!!!!!!!

the rest will just be dummies till needed.



mav
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1st Nov 06 at 16:42   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Loving the wheels Adam
AK
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just concerned they are tooooo faaaaaaat for the car now.

Pretty positive they'll be too fat for the slicks i'm getting, but hey ho..... they'll fit fee's wheels
K3 VMU
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quote:
Originally posted by Fee

I just think it would be cooler to have them in a row...
kinda like...
flick flick flick flick flick flick

instead of
flick flick flick
down a bit
flick flick flick





good desrciption fee ! but sorry adam i m with fee on this one
Lucky B
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quote:
Originally posted by AKYou still on for Friday?

Ya. PM sent re: the venue.

quote:
Originally posted by AK
and, my 9" wheels are actually 10" hmmmmmmmmmm


Hud on while it put my smart ass hat on...








If you care to measure the width between where the tyre bead actually sits i think you'll find its 9".
AK
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2nd Nov 06 at 00:01   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by K3 VMU
quote:
Originally posted by Fee

I just think it would be cooler to have them in a row...
kinda like...
flick flick flick flick flick flick

instead of
flick flick flick
down a bit
flick flick flick





good desrciption fee ! but sorry adam i m with fee on this one


jesus.....
AK
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2nd Nov 06 at 00:02   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
quote:

If you care to measure the width between where the tyre bead actually sits i think you'll find its 9".



smart ass
AK
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2nd Nov 06 at 13:25   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
cool.... got the brakes working better now.

Gave them a good clean a few days ago, and fitted a master clylinder stopper today

The brakes were a bit shite and weird before. The would go hard, but not brake.... press a bit harder and something would squeal... then it would start braking :/

Now.... it just brakes with a nice firm pedal
AK
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AK
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also gave it a wee wash blergh








and removed a bit more weight
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2nd Nov 06 at 13:46   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Sorry if this sounds silly, what is the funny colored bracket in the bay doing?
jr
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looks to be applting some tye of pressure the the master cyclinder in some way ? (supporting it, no actully pressurising it)

[Edited on 02-11-2006 by jr]
AK
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supporting the master cylinder, stopping it and the bulkhead flexing when braking.

Really works i'm quite surprised how well
Fee
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All those pink nuts and bolts really distress me
AK
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Ditch
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I would deffo have an exhaust gas temp guage in there if your turning the boost up dude...

Boost, EGT and oil pressure I reckon
Ojc
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I want this car, its the first Jap car that has sexually aroused me.
Sly_SRi
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I swear your some sort of rich guy who doesn't work, but just modifies cars all day?? am I right?

Corsa C Z20Let

Black Sleeper Turbo Project
AK
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I'm a drug dealer.... aye.

Been off work for about 3 1/2 weeks now. Heading out to Kuala Lumpur again around the 9th though.... for about 4-5weeks.

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