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Custom member, side view

Custom member, side view

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Here is side view showing triangulation up to frame attachment points. Also serves to lift car without bending suspension when jacked up from relocated pad. Custom aluminum pillow blocks hold 7/8" adjustable sway bar riding in teflon bushing, with thrust face against lateral locating collar.

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Phred

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March 15, 200420 yr

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Is that a solid mount on the moustache bar?

Did you build or buy the adj. sway bar?

Looks too nice to drive. But not too nice to race!

Phred

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panchovisa

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March 15, 200420 yr

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Phred, yes the M-bar is solid mounted on aluminum homemade bushings. The sway bar was on the racecar when I got it, but was mounted in RUBBER (for cryin out loud) bushings in sheet metal brackets.

Got to drive it, it's just been sitting in the garage for 9 years. I only drove it about 400 (street & auto-X) miles on race slicks.

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Ron Carter

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March 15, 200420 yr

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ctomkins

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March 26, 200420 yr

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Is that fuel cell bolt missing a lock washer?

Come on man what were you thinking.

Na... it can't be. Must be the camera.

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panchovisa

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March 26, 200420 yr

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I think your right. Must have dropped it when I could have used three hands getting it in. I fix it this weekend eagaleyes.

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Warm Summer Valley

Won't this make selling cars a lot more difficult, misrepresentation and all that jazz? @URGELIS could retire a rich man.

siteunseen

3 hours ago3 hr
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Nice toys!
I really like the color on your Z.

siteunseen

Thursday at 01:03 AM4 days
Mikuni HSR45 x 6 with ITG filters

I know a few people were following along on this- been a while since I last posted here- but finally all came together!
Mounted up and running strong! Still a few details to work out; but runs good, sounds good, feels good on the initial pulls. Super happy it worked out!

Demo243

May 16, 2024May 16
Mikuni HSR45 x 6 with ITG filters

Fun!

duffymahoney

December 17, 20231 yr
Mikuni HSR45 x 6 with ITG filters

Well I decided to go for it -

Went with 42's and a TWM manifold. Still lots to sort out, but Ill start another thread on it somewhere and link it back here. Rought calculations hopefully put it in between an OER setup and a Mikuni PHH setup $wise.

Demo243

December 16, 20231 yr

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