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Prep time! Both diffs and axles fully disassembled, inspected, resealed and assembled. Shocks fully rebuilt. Drivelines services and installed. Next up tackle the assembly of the front suspension and steering.
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Prep time! Both diffs and axles fully disassembled, inspected, resealed and assembled. Shocks fully rebuilt. Drivelines services and installed. Next up tackle the assembly of the front suspension and steering.
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Outstanding work,
How long are those coilovers and bypasses ? I am planning on doing the same rear end job on my LC200 Project.
I am guessing:
2.5 x 14 inch coilover
4.5 x 16 inch bypass
Please do correct me if I am wrong.
Strange questions of the day. Can you run an aluminum driveshaft ? Have you damaged a rear axle housing ever? What is the next race?
What are the penalties got getting caught cheating?
Scorn from other competitors and forum members, loss of self respect?What are the penalties got getting caught cheating?
What brake rotors do you run? I assume stock calipers?
Tell me about Remmen, good prices, but I've never heard of them.Remmen Rotors and pads, stock calipers.
Tell me about Remmen, good prices, but I've never heard of them.
As in violating tech rules? Could be a time penalty, could be a full DQ
Best I have of the exhaust handy on my phone and a tongue in cheek photo of the skid plates. I know I have photos of them but they're probably on my home pc. I'll look tonight.
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Second question: Do you guys run body spacers to clear 37 inch tires, or just heavily trim the factory bumper ?
Correct, its a 3-4" spacer, I'd have to measure again to recall![]()