d1000rr's build
#101
Installed my J's baffled oil pan lastnight... working under my car by myself was not fun. Especially when I'm doing the reverse worm to get out from under the car
Need to do my J's rad hoses and rear driveshaft spacers.
After doing my oil pan, I don't plan on attempting my spoon rigid collars... I'm likely gonna pay someone to do it lol
I need to get out on a track ASAP.
Need to do my J's rad hoses and rear driveshaft spacers.
After doing my oil pan, I don't plan on attempting my spoon rigid collars... I'm likely gonna pay someone to do it lol
I need to get out on a track ASAP.
#102
Originally Posted by d1000rr
Installed my J's baffled oil pan lastnight... working under my car by myself was not fun. Especially when I'm doing the reverse worm to get out from under the car Need to do my J's rad hoses and rear driveshaft spacers. After doing my oil pan, I don't plan on attempting my spoon rigid collars... I'm likely gonna pay someone to do it lol I need to get out on a track ASAP.
#103
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yeah def sucks being under there alone. i to work alone but my now 4 year old daughter "helps"
a few years ago i bit the bullet and bought an ezcarlift. another option is the maxjack and quickjack system.
a few of my friends have installed the rigid collars. it's good to have help. ap1 guys saw improvement but ap2 guys said no difference. gl!
a few years ago i bit the bullet and bought an ezcarlift. another option is the maxjack and quickjack system.
a few of my friends have installed the rigid collars. it's good to have help. ap1 guys saw improvement but ap2 guys said no difference. gl!
#104
Originally Posted by d1000rr
Installed my J's baffled oil pan lastnight... working under my car by myself was not fun. Especially when I'm doing the reverse worm to get out from under the car Need to do my J's rad hoses and rear driveshaft spacers. After doing my oil pan, I don't plan on attempting my spoon rigid collars... I'm likely gonna pay someone to do it lol I need to get out on a track ASAP.
Does yours have a brake system on it? Some of them don't and I wondering how the hell you would torque down a bolt if you're on one without a braking system.
yeah def sucks being under there alone. i to work alone but my now 4 year old daughter "helps"
a few years ago i bit the bullet and bought an ezcarlift. another option is the maxjack and quickjack system.
a few of my friends have installed the rigid collars. it's good to have help. ap1 guys saw improvement but ap2 guys said no difference. gl!
a few years ago i bit the bullet and bought an ezcarlift. another option is the maxjack and quickjack system.
a few of my friends have installed the rigid collars. it's good to have help. ap1 guys saw improvement but ap2 guys said no difference. gl!
I'm also definitely gonna look into one of these lift systems.
#105
Mine does not have a brake system. I haven't done any serious wrenching under the car so I haven't experienced that problem. I suppose you could just jam your knees up into something?
P.S. I'm out for the July meet but if you are going to the August one we should roll together. I think my car will be done by then...
P.S. I'm out for the July meet but if you are going to the August one we should roll together. I think my car will be done by then...
#107
Track sessions so I swapped out my RS05's for my RPF1's
Fly by
Quick session... that's myflys2k in front with a F20 swapped miata.
Fly by
Quick session... that's myflys2k in front with a F20 swapped miata.
Last edited by d1000rr; 06-07-2017 at 06:59 AM.
#109
Swapping back to track wheels from my street wheels.
Rear brakes are getting low... got a track day today and likely going to be replacing the rears.
Next season will be BBK and probably new wheels.
Rear brakes are getting low... got a track day today and likely going to be replacing the rears.
Next season will be BBK and probably new wheels.