Cool, that would be good. I hope to see you there.




A few things I mentioned

: he needs better brakes with cooling so he can deeper into the turns.
: more suspension tuning
: tall spindles that work
: shocks that work
: safety equipment

Come down end of this month. :sieg:

:lol:

This!

Gaetano have been complaining that his rear sway bar is too soft and well the budget wasn't there for a fabricated adjustible type so we came up with a fairly cheap solution and using the existing bar.

I loved the Pozzi bar that was used on Bad Penny® so we looked around for different types of bar adjusters. I found an interesting set made for polaris quads. Called them up to see if they had any in SAE sizes. Nothing for a .875 bar. Then I remembered a j-bar mount is very similar...no bueno for anything under 1.750 bar. Poop.

So I drew these up on solidworks and sent a copy to Dennis @ Creations Unlimited. He made a few tweeks. Contured the body so we can go from .625in to a 1.250 in bar with the same program. We made a prototype to try out on Gaetanos car.

I'll see how they do this month. So far so good.

DON'T SEE MUCH CHROME AND POLISH UNDER THERE :confused59:

I ain't no show tourer.:snapout:

i'll sneek in a few pieces in there but it all looks the same when covered in blood and guts. :D
yeah, not much to look at but she can cook.

battery relocated and power kill added for easy access.

First off I just want to say thanks to Allen and Vince. Vince was squeezing time in betwen other projects to work on her as he had other cars he had to get out of the garage and we worked till about 9:00 p.m. on a few Friday and Saturday nights to gitter dun. It was a great time and I didn't want it to end. :cheers:
I took her out for a ride today and the rear bar is definitley doing its job now. I'm going to have to adjust where it is currently set up at as I can feel the rear definitely wants to rotate now. Hoping to find an empty lot next week end to get a better idea of where it needs to be.
In addition to the sway bar we made a battery tray behind the passenger seat, placed a battery shut off switch near the passenger side window, made a rear tow hook, and changed the air filter set up.
Hopefully Vince and Allen will post some more pic's of the work and Vid's of a couple little burnouts.

That's is 10 sec of video!! :twak: :twak:

You most be glad to have it back together Gae?

watch it over and over then. lol