Cobra Make, Engine: G-Force Mk I, 5L Windsor, TKO 600, enhanced Jag / Koni suspension & LSD Diff.
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Ha Guy - your monster will make mince meat of mine and that's just in the handling and braking department - lol
I have pedalled a moderately fast car on a track before but am more than happy to hang out L plates on the cobra and have a go if I can get this errant work done!
Will be chasing my exhaust fellow tomorrow for an update. I do know he will be getting the secondaries coated so that will take some time too. But hopefully that part might have already been started - we will see.
Cobra Make, Engine: FFR Coupe, 416ci of LS goodness
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I was doing a bit of preventive maintenance last weekend.
A quick diff change has extended to new driveshafts, wheel bearings and hubs.
I hope that's the end of it!!!
Cobra Make, Engine: Cobra RMC 377ci Windsor, Harrison Daytona Coupe, Ford XC Coupe.
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Gav,
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I was doing a bit of preventive maintenance last weekend.
A quick diff change has extended to new driveshafts, wheel bearings and hubs.
I hope that's the end of it!!!
THE POWER OF THE CHEV....................................
I had a few things to do over the past couple weeks, but little time to get them done.
Have now replaced the rear-circuit brake master cylinder as it was leaking slightly inside the car, I guess it sat around to long in my garage before being fitted and used. Bled all the brakes, had not bled them since before Wakefield and although the pedal felt ok since that track escapade a fair few bubbles came out the front calipers. Pedal is a rock again now anyhow.
Re-positioned the seats by a few mm to stop them rubbing on the body and also raised by 10mm.
Re-fitted the harness to use the built-in chassis mounts (cut a hole in the rear bulkhead) instead of the rollbar cross brace, as they were a bit high to sit on the Hans device properly. Much better now.
Have changed the valves over on the wheels, as I did have nice looking flush mount valves but they were not practical to easily adjust pressures.
Tomorrow will wind up the shocks to 3/4 (up from 1/2) and take it a for a test, then on Monday it's off to Nathan for an alignment and she'll be ready to go.
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After turning up the bump and rebound to 3/4 on all the shocks I took it for a little drive and really noticed the difference. It feels like a sports car now and less like a Statesman
Seems like maybe its less forgiving now, a bit too much boot and fishy over three lanes of Nepean Hwy....hrm....