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Old 05-29-2009, 04:39 PM   #1831
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DO IT!!!
$1200 is a steal for something with a pulse option AND watercooled!!!
310amps is more than enough. Unless you have to weld aluminum over 5/8'' thick!

Plus it's a Miller... and Miller's own
1200 british pounds is like $2000USD, but still, not a bad deal from what I've seen.

5/8" - jesus lol. That's like boat-hull status.
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$1200 is a steal for something with a pulse option AND watercooled!!!
310amps is more than enough. Unless you have to weld aluminum over 5/8'' thick!

Plus it's a Miller... and Miller's own
actually its british pound im in europe, but still i think this is going to be my machine!! and its only 10 hours away
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Old 05-30-2009, 12:41 AM   #1833
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Jonnie Fraz over at Stealth Custom Fab sent us over a pair of his fender braces. I must admit that these things are bad ass. The parts fit perfectly, and will give us that added stiffness the 240 has always been lacking.

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Old 05-30-2009, 12:46 AM   #1834
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Jonnie Fraz over at Stealth Custom Fab sent us over a pair of his fender braces. I must admit that these things are bad ass. The parts fit perfectly, and will give us that added stiffness the 240 has always been lacking.

Nice work man.
Nice! They look awesome installed! I see you decided to weld them in...no flex now...lol
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Old 05-30-2009, 12:48 AM   #1835
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Haha. Yea I decided that if I ever had a need to remove them, the car would be totaled and it wouldn't matter much anyway.
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Old 05-30-2009, 04:23 PM   #1836
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Old 06-02-2009, 09:04 AM   #1837
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Well, here is the latest version of my brake ducting set-up.

For the bumper ducts I used one single 3" duct (brake only) and one dual 3" duct (brake and intake) from pegasus. I managed to trim them just right so that they fit almost flush inside the stock bumper. I screwed the ducts into the bumper from the inside as there was really no other way to do it. For the hardware I used a bunch of the screws that hold the window trim onto the top of the doorsill on s-13's. I used them because they have a flat head, are just the right length, and pretty fat so they'll stay in better. I used my 1/4" air wrachet, a 1/4" drive socket, and a screwdriver bit to screw in the screws. This was the only way that I could figure out to attach the ducts as there is just not enough room to get any tools in there. All in all I must admit that I am pretty proud of the way these came out.




For the hose itself I used some 3" brake hose that I got from maeco motorsports (my buddy's old shop) a long time ago. You can get it much cheaper online though. How the hose is fastened and protected from the tire is what I really stole from the shelby racecars. I used some 1/8" x 1" flat stock to actually hold the hose. I basically just bent it into a 3" box and left the bottom open. The hose is trapped in by the pinch weld at the bottom as well. To get the hose in you actually have to feed it through there. This bracket is actually bolted to the chasis using factory bolt holes. For tire protection I marked the position on the hose where the tire rubbed and built a shield out of some aluminum sheet metal that I had laying around. I simply riveted the shield in place. To give some additional tire clearence I crushed the hose right there to about 1/2 it's original diameter. With a 3" hose I am not worried about that constricting the flow too much. I ziptied it all together just to be safe.




To attach the hose to the spindle I basically just took a stock dustshield and welded a piece of 3" exhaust pipe to it. I used a 3" hole saw to make the hole. I located the hole as close to the center as possible, in the rear of the shield, just on top of where the tie rod end attaches. When I went to the r-32 GTR brakes I had to trim the dust shield dramatically as it rubbed everywhere on the rotors. There is just barely enough room to sneak a hose in back there. The hose currently rubs on the nuts for the tie rod ends and has eaten small holes there. It rubs on the coilover at full lock a little as well, it used to rub on the stock swaybar endlink a little (now I have sphericals), and it rubs the brake line enough to crack the little plastic boot over the end of it. If you set it up just right there is just enough room to make it work without any binding. I decided to go to the back of the rotor because first of all it was easier, but also because you REALLY want that cooling air going through the center of the rotor more then the caliper.



Well that's my set-up. Hopefully it will give some of you more ideas as to how to do yours.


I just had to show off the sexy r-32 brakes too!
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Old 06-02-2009, 10:26 AM   #1838
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very nice...

i was thinking about the same thing a lot as of lately. your solution seems to be the easiest and most functional. however, for people who drive their cars with increased steering lock (like me), your concept will not work so good.

so i was thinking about routing the hose from the front end of the car through the space between the frame and the ARB and the tension rod. but depending on the hose diameter, it will probably rub everywhere and break pretty soon. but i think with a 2" hose it should be less of a problem. i'll have a play with that sometime soon.

the simplest solution seems to a piece of sheet metal bolted to the tension rod like the nismo air guides, but i'm not so sure about the efficiency of those.
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Old 06-02-2009, 11:45 AM   #1839
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very nice...

i was thinking about the same thing a lot as of lately. your solution seems to be the easiest and most functional. however, for people who drive their cars with increased steering lock (like me), your concept will not work so good.

so i was thinking about routing the hose from the front end of the car through the space between the frame and the ARB and the tension rod. but depending on the hose diameter, it will probably rub everywhere and break pretty soon. but i think with a 2" hose it should be less of a problem. i'll have a play with that sometime soon.

the simplest solution seems to a piece of sheet metal bolted to the tension rod like the nismo air guides, but i'm not so sure about the efficiency of those.
I have the megan inner tie rod ends that have steering angle spacers built in. My tire touches the frame in the back and my shield in the front at full lock. You will only have steering angle problems if you run smaller tires/lower offsets then me and have a lot of steering correction.
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Old 06-02-2009, 12:19 PM   #1840
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Old 06-02-2009, 03:31 PM   #1842
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Jonnie Fraz over at Stealth Custom Fab sent us over a pair of his fender braces. I must admit that these things are bad ass. The parts fit perfectly, and will give us that added stiffness the 240 has always been lacking.

Nice work man.
I made some over a year ago. Makes a huge difference.
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Old 06-06-2009, 12:39 AM   #1843
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we finished some shit today

jim from capital auto glass in san jose made a lexan rear window for us so we ewwiwopped that

then we made a sweet carbon fiber center panel that will have hella sweet switches and stuff on it

still gotta sand it and clear coat it and everything
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Old 06-06-2009, 01:37 AM   #1844
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This car is so fucking awesome.

It's really going to suck when I crash it one day.
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Old 06-06-2009, 04:32 AM   #1845
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that panel is fucking sick! that brake duct setup is pretty hot too
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i want one, how much?
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want what? the carbon panel?

If enough people want them we could do a run.
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want what? the carbon panel?

If enough people want them we could do a run.

I want one for sure, no bull shit.

I made one out of aluminum and yours look so much better, and mine has gauge hole cut in it I don't need any more.
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want what? the carbon panel?

If enough people want them we could do a run.
i would really be interested in one for a s13

also anyone know if you can get a cf piece that would fit for the gauge cluster?
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If enough people want them we could do a run.
I would definitely want one for an s14.
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i would really be interested in one for a s13

also anyone know if you can get a cf piece that would fit for the gauge cluster?
Kognition made cf gauge clusters and radio delete pieces, I'm not sure anyone's done the single piece for A/C controls and radio/din pocket. Looks bomb Luke!
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Thanks guys. We made a gauge cluster delete panel, but it is a one off. I am still gauging interest in the ac/din panel.

Check out what BR Racing donated for our drift car. A F430 rear diffuser!


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Thanks guys. We made a gauge cluster delete panel, but it is a one off. I am still gauging interest in the ac/din panel.

Check out what BR Racing donated for our drift car. A F430 rear diffuser!

It will be on the s14 soon!
Haha, sick! Can't wait to see what you do with it.
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I still want to see pics of that side out exhaust under the car.
It's not much to look at - turbo-back down below teh firewall, then outside the frame rail back to the exit. All wrapped in header wrap.
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I forgot that S14's frame rails don't sit as low as S13's.
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Thanks guys. We made a gauge cluster delete panel, but it is a one off. I am still gauging interest in the ac/din panel.

Check out what BR Racing donated for our drift car. A F430 rear diffuser!


It will be on the s14 soon!
badass,

also, pleaseeee make the ac/din panel, I would rather not try and make one.
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