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Old 11-07-2014, 10:02 PM
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I am finishing the wheels. Soon they will be fitted.

Meanwhile, engine is finished, waitting for the gearbox to be finished.

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Hi Alex,

Is it correct that your front brakes are 964 calipers?

The discs don't look stock discs.

Can you please elaborate on this?

Thanks a lot.

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Hi!

Yes, fronts are 944 Turbo calipers (same as 964) , modified to radial brackets and discs are from UK supplier (Reyland Motorsports) - same as AP but a bit cheaper.
Had to fabricate a center piece with the correct off-set.
I tell you: had to do a lot of tests and tries, to center the calipers, but is such an easy job. The only problem is the time to take to assemble and disassemble all the parts.

The brackets supplier also sells a complete kit ready to fit. My solution was a cheap solution...

You can find a lot of info on this board about this subject.
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Alex,

what disc size have you used?

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Old 11-09-2014, 08:26 AM
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Alex,

I'm still trying to figure out how you modified the door capping.

I got some free cappings and removed the vinyl.
Underneath is ideed a foam layer from & cm thick, and then there is a steel structure.

How dit you cut it so far back?

Can you elaborate more on this?

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Dede911, Sorry I have been away for awhile and didn't see your question.
Yes, I pulley the vinyl out (around 10 cm to the back) and with a sharp knife, I cut sort of a cylindrical section, the same shape of the roll cage tube to clear it. I did go as deep as the metal frame but this depth depends on the position of your roll cage.
I do not have any photos of the process but as I pulled back the vinyl it become obvious because the foam is very easy to mold, even scratching your fingers on it.

Sorry if my English is not very clear... If you want I can take a closer/clear picture If you need...
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Thanks Alex.

I will give it a try.

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This project has a limited budget. Because of that, the solution you mentioned was going to cost much more. And the same time, I know that most of the rally cars here in Europe have similar roll cages to mine and from their experience, they work fine.
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Great build, thanks for sharing.

I am installing the same handbrake and adjuster, can you post some more pics of how you mounted it and the plumbing?



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Ok, I will take some more and post it latter.
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Been away for some time...
Many changes have occur... New workshop, Many works in progress, which made delay all my projects.
Have turned my hobbies into a small restoration business, etc.

Meanwhile, some developments on this Engine is in car already:

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On the way...
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... and it is done!




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New stance.... Not the best but car is waiting for suspension setup and the "new" wheels, that will give it a new look!

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Now the engine wiring is being finished in order to try the first start up next weekend.



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Looking good.

What wheels did you go with?
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Fúchs 16x7 and 16x8, RSR look alike finishing... Like your avatar!

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