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Awesome work mate
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I felt particularly exhausted all my sheet is not subjective
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Adam that looks mean !!!!! nice work
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nick_m wrote:Finished this last night for adam, just needs a throttle cable bracket
torqued wrote:Likes this
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That is a very very nice Plenum !
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Update: Car is back from Nick M. Awesome work. Some Pictures of its completed awesomeness.
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Now i am having issues with the Brakes.
I am running RX7 calipers and very happy with the way they are sitting the offset and the whole way this has gone except one bit.
The fluid bridge that runs on the outside of the caliper. It fouls my rim as you can see in the below pic.
I am hoping there is a version of this caliper which is identical in every way except the fluid bridge. Any thoughts?
Ignore the HotRod rake, I will sort that out when i get around to the rear
I am running RX7 calipers and very happy with the way they are sitting the offset and the whole way this has gone except one bit.
The fluid bridge that runs on the outside of the caliper. It fouls my rim as you can see in the below pic.
I am hoping there is a version of this caliper which is identical in every way except the fluid bridge. Any thoughts?
Ignore the HotRod rake, I will sort that out when i get around to the rear
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You are using the brackets like Greg's aren't you ?
Since those brackets are beefy as hell can you have say 2mm milled off the bracket to pull the caliper away from the wheel. The rotor would need to be pulled back by the same amount bit it could potentially create enough clearance to not have to buy new calipers.
I wont suggest getting a very thin spacer ( 2-3mm) because you must have a good reason for not doing that
Since those brackets are beefy as hell can you have say 2mm milled off the bracket to pull the caliper away from the wheel. The rotor would need to be pulled back by the same amount bit it could potentially create enough clearance to not have to buy new calipers.
I wont suggest getting a very thin spacer ( 2-3mm) because you must have a good reason for not doing that
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As far as i am aware slip on spacers are illegal? Must be bolt on?
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AFAIK they can be certed but they have to be attached to the wheel or the hub.
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mean adam good to be see some progress and she starting to look quite serious under the bonnet aye 
1972 r/h drive 2dr P510 sedan 98 sr20det in the build
1969 l/h drive 2dr PL510 sedan bre look alike
1972 r/h drive 4dr P510 sedan pretty standard
1969 l/h drive 2dr PL510 sedan bre look alike
1972 r/h drive 4dr P510 sedan pretty standard