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I think everyone has at some point or another.

I try and set goals, like “get it ready for scimfest” for example.

Half the big or body off projects I’ve seen over the years get sold on as unfinished projects

Blimey, gutted to hear about the health issue. Maybe the Scim will be a welcome distraction? Good luck

Running by Sunday??

Jc29cdo wrote: ↑

Wed Oct 16, 2019 10:39 pm

Any idea where I can purchase replacement parts?

efi_sprintgte wrote: ↑

Wed Oct 16, 2019 10:29 pm

Our traders sell replacement axle brackets.

GW, QRG, AJL and i imagine Mark Wilson.

Our traders sell replacement axle brackets. There’s been a fair few threads on here of people fitting them. Good luck

CNHSS1 wrote: ↑

Tue Oct 15, 2019 3:56 pm

Ive hd the holes helium-filles to make lighter still

IIRC it needs doing on his 5 and was done on his Coupe.

I know a lot of the Skyline drift lads end up fitting 350Z gearboxes (is it CD09?) apparently handle 600 bhp drifting ok. I know you were looking at doing Cossie T5.

I will be watching this intently as flat underside is the main mod I want to do on JKL this winter. That and some tyres from this decade

Fully aware it’s not on the championship any more, but we still get a RSSOC/SSSC invite (and our own class). It’s a track I enjoy a lot and as Goodwood was wifeys Birthday, Combe over subscribed... it seemed like a good opportunity to get out one last time this year. James Carter 82.35 (JKL) Richard...

Personally I would drill a few holes around the thermostat, unless there is a 80 degree option? My “new” non broken fans (post castle combe issues) are shrouded for the whole rad and if switched on at 80 degrees bring the temp down to 60 within a min. Trick with my car at least is not to let it get ...

Nicks turbo is no longer connected to the coolant. JKL first guise, the ECU had a feature where it turned the fan off at full throttle regardless of temps.. fine on the road but crap on a hill climb! Also I’ve found my fans need switching in a lot earlier then what would be considered the norm, abou...