I plan on doing Willwood 6 Pistons with the biggest rotors in the front with 4 piston calipers out back with the biggest rotors. I haven't decided or been worrying about researching a power booster and master set up yet. I've been trying to get the fuel system/headers/and front of motor in order.
I understand. And that is good to focus on what is right in front of you. I also have a second gen (70 RS) and am really excited to see yours on here now. Thanks for sharing!
no problem! I ran into so many little problems with my car that I tried looking on forums or asking and I never really got the right answers, so if I can help anybody with the questions that I needed I'll feel good with myself that I helped someone.
Wow great work...you are going to enjoy that procharger! Keep us updated on the progress
thank you! Yeah my father was like get rid of it when we found out the transplant brackets were going to be so much money, but I wanted to build something different so I'm going along with it. I can't wait for it to be done.
Wow--frame off on your first build? Impressive--especially at such a young age. I hope you and your dad are involved in the project---I think that would be a great experience for a father/son to share (or father/daughter)---and build a great relationship. That's a great offer from Frank---he's a good guy and generous to boot--in fact he's giving me a set of wheels in April when my name is drawn at the RTTH event---LOL (inside joke). Please keep the pics coming---they show a great amount of work thus far, and I am looking forward to seeing the rest come together! Great work!
Very nice Joe. SHould be a killer car when finished. Glad to see your liking your hobby so much. Frank's a cool/nice guy. Nice of him to do that for you.
Keep us posted.
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