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Sh0velMan 07-06-2013 12:13 PM

Sway bars ordered........ >:]

BuckeyeZ 07-06-2013 12:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Sh0velMan (Post 2394026)
Sway bars ordered........ >:]

Which bars did you wind up ordering? Different bars front and rear?

Sh0velMan 07-06-2013 12:36 PM

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Originally Posted by BuckeyeZ (Post 2394038)
Which bars did you wind up ordering? Different bars front and rear?

Went ahead and got the Hotchkis set. I'll run the rear full soft to start, maybe find an OEM nismo to change to later.

SPOHN 07-06-2013 03:58 PM

Hotchkis med setting is best. Remember the cage is going to stiffen things a lot. But I guess with all mods there subjective to owners opinions.

ChrisSlicks 07-07-2013 08:11 AM

I usually run the Hotchkis at medium rear also, at least with race tires, stiff damper settings and dry track. For a wet setup the soft setting would be ideal.

Sh0velMan 07-10-2013 08:18 AM

Well the sway bars are back-ordered 3 weeks. So blah.

Sh0velMan 07-10-2013 09:05 AM

And the fabricator is still waiting on the dies for the tube bender to come in...

He does mostly drag racing and some circle track, where apparently the material of choice is 1.5" 4130, so he never had a reason to get 1.75" dies.

Sh0velMan 07-16-2013 02:42 PM

So my builder is going to do some stitch welding of this structure:

http://www.the370z.com/attachments/m...ar_bracing.jpg

He's also thinking we'll be leaving the factory cross brace in the car.

I figure it weighs less than 5 pounds and definitely adds some cross-chassis rigidity. It'll be sitting behind the harness bar, so it won't interfere there...

Should be interesting.

DR_ 07-16-2013 03:32 PM

Caution, lots of racing classes don't allow stitch welding. Do you know what club and what class you are going to race in?

Sh0velMan 07-16-2013 05:25 PM

That's many years away. Not going to worry about that for now.

Sh0velMan 07-16-2013 09:05 PM

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Originally Posted by DR_ (Post 2406643)
Caution, lots of racing classes don't allow stitch welding. Do you know what club and what class you are going to race in?

To clarify what I mean since I'm not on my phone now...

I won't be worrying about club racing or NASA TT/Solo 1 for several years on.

For now, I'll be doing track days and Autocross with BMWCCA/PCA and MAYBE the odd SCCA SOLO II event.

If it becomes an issue in the front where I need to not have the stitch welds, I'll get in there and cut them all.

Sh0velMan 07-21-2013 01:52 PM

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Little something I'm working on...

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The fittings are probably gonna go, just thought I'd throw them on there and see how it looked.

gomer_110 07-21-2013 02:22 PM

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Little something I'm working on...

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The fittings are probably gonna go, just thought I'd throw them on there and see how it looked.

Really dumb question but what is it for?

Sh0velMan 07-21-2013 03:04 PM

It's an in-tank surge tank. A first draft design for one, anyway.

jcosta79 07-21-2013 10:12 PM

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It's an in-tank surge tank. A first draft design for one, anyway.

Looks like a device for a new Saw movie.


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