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Hopefully the wet season doesn't last as long this year.
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Yeppoon got 9" of rain in 12 hours today....the place is like it's under water.
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Any tips for weight reduction?
everything is out apart from drivers seat and dash (airbags are out) Update*** mini spool on the way should be here next week |
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{USERNAME} wrote: Any tips for weight reduction? everything is out apart from drivers seat and dash (airbags are out) Update*** mini spool on the way should be here next week spare tyre, sound deadner, not a full tank of fuel |
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Done, done and done anything else?
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Unsure on rules but I had my mind set on removing the wind dowm windows and replacement with perspex. That way you could also remove the window regulators. Glass would definitely be something to look into
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{USERNAME} wrote: Any tips for weight reduction? everything is out apart from drivers seat and dash (airbags are out) Update*** mini spool on the way should be here next week Door mechs, Window winders an glass if you can get some perspective to guy with a jigsaw and tec screw into place. SLS compressor (if the car has it) Look into removing the ABS.. Make the air con compressor into basically a hollow idler and remove all A/C crap. Heater hoses, and the metal pipe around the engine. Cut the exhaust shorter. (Not too short though)
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{USERNAME} wrote: Unsure on rules but I had my mind set on removing the wind dowm windows and replacement with perspex. That way you could also remove the window regulators. Glass would definitely be something to look into How thick Plexiglas approx the same thickness of glass? {USERNAME} wrote: {USERNAME} wrote: Any tips for weight reduction? everything is out apart from drivers seat and dash (airbags are out) Update*** mini spool on the way should be here next week Door mechs, Window winders an glass if you can get some perspective to guy with a jigsaw and tec screw into place. SLS compressor (if the car has it) Look into removing the ABS.. Make the air con compressor into basically a hollow idler and remove all A/C crap. Heater hoses, and the metal pipe around the engine. Cut the exhaust shorter. (Not too short though) All the air con stuff is out SLS compressor is out How big of a job is removing the ABS because i heard they stuff with the line locker? |
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{USERNAME} wrote: {USERNAME} wrote: Unsure on rules but I had my mind set on removing the wind dowm windows and replacement with perspex. That way you could also remove the window regulators. Glass would definitely be something to look into How thick Plexiglas approx the same thickness of glass? {USERNAME} wrote: {USERNAME} wrote: Any tips for weight reduction? everything is out apart from drivers seat and dash (airbags are out) Update*** mini spool on the way should be here next week Door mechs, Window winders an glass if you can get some perspective to guy with a jigsaw and tec screw into place. SLS compressor (if the car has it) Look into removing the ABS.. Make the air con compressor into basically a hollow idler and remove all A/C crap. Heater hoses, and the metal pipe around the engine. Cut the exhaust shorter. (Not too short though) All the air con stuff is out SLS compressor is out How big of a job is removing the ABS because i heard they stuff with the line locker? removing, pretty hard, disabling not very hard at all |
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{USERNAME} wrote: removing, pretty hard, disabling not very hard at all disable just pull the plugs from the sensors to remove would be more work did these models come out NON ABS? if so just source no abs brake lines and re fit car should still run no worries i hope
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{USERNAME} wrote: {USERNAME} wrote: removing, pretty hard, disabling not very hard at all disable just pull the plugs from the sensors to remove would be more work did these models come out NON ABS? if so just source no abs brake lines and re fit car should still run no worries i hope yeah ef gli's did, would need wagon ones i'd assume for wheel base lenght, to disabble it 'd just un plug the abs modual under the passenger front guard |
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To disable the ABS all you need to do is pull the large fuse out from under then engine bay on the drivers side.
Check my gallery pics if there is any doubt of what type of burnout a NF lane can pull with the ABS turned off.
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{USERNAME} wrote: {USERNAME} wrote: removing, pretty hard, disabling not very hard at all disable just pull the plugs from the sensors to remove would be more work did these models come out NON ABS? if so just source no abs brake lines and re fit car should still run no worries i hope 3/16" Bundy tube from the local brake shop is around $3/m. A cheap pipe bender is around $30, and a 45 degree double flare tool is $40 for a cheap one or about $120 for a half decent one. Alternatively you can get the brake shop to flare the ends for you. |
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{USERNAME} wrote: {USERNAME} wrote: {USERNAME} wrote: removing, pretty hard, disabling not very hard at all disable just pull the plugs from the sensors to remove would be more work did these models come out NON ABS? if so just source no abs brake lines and re fit car should still run no worries i hope 3/16" Bundy tube from the local brake shop is around $3/m. A cheap pipe bender is around $30, and a 45 degree double flare tool is $40 for a cheap one or about $120 for a half decent one. Alternatively you can get the brake shop to flare the ends for you. This. I've seen what happens when ABS has been Disabled and things go wrong....
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{USERNAME} wrote: {USERNAME} wrote: {USERNAME} wrote: {USERNAME} wrote: removing, pretty hard, disabling not very hard at all disable just pull the plugs from the sensors to remove would be more work did these models come out NON ABS? if so just source no abs brake lines and re fit car should still run no worries i hope 3/16" Bundy tube from the local brake shop is around $3/m. A cheap pipe bender is around $30, and a 45 degree double flare tool is $40 for a cheap one or about $120 for a half decent one. Alternatively you can get the brake shop to flare the ends for you. This. I've seen what happens when ABS has been Disabled and things go wrong.... i was quietly thinking i would leave the brakes alone unless i really knew what i was doing.
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