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Old 03-29-2008, 07:43 PM
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Steve,
Glad to hear you cleared the "VIN" hurdle. Should be good to go from here on out

Don,
I have the paperwork for you. Give me a call at work. Hope all goes well with your surgery! It was great talking to you the other day. It will be BDR driving time before you know it!!!
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Old 04-20-2008, 06:30 AM
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So I finally made it thru the registration process, received my plates and finally have the car on the road. A couple of impressions from the first few days of driving.. AWESOME.. AWESOME!!
A couple of things I have noticed and have some questions about.
The speedometer jumps around a little ( 5 mph or so). Is this normal or an issue with the cable? Is the speedo fairly well calibrated for the speed? I assume the gearing is all set up at the factory.
My clutch grabs about 1/2 in off the floor. Is this normal for the Tremec 600? I know the SPF has pedal adjustment but wondered if that affects clutch engagement distance. Its liveable in any case, I just have to remember to push all the way in to disengage.
The emergency brake, when pulled all the way doesnt seem to hold the car.
Can this be adjusted to fix or is this an issue with SPF cars and just leave the car in gear when stopped?
I know some owners have a fire extinguisher installed. Are these cars prone to fires or is this a racing requirement?
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Old 06-27-2008, 10:35 AM
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A quick update on my registration process in case it may help someone else. I filed the paperwork to both departments at the same time and received a phone call from Mark at Technical Services a week later. He told me he needed a picture of the padded dash and visors and also told me the number off the backup light I had on the car wasn't acceptable as it had a P in the code (meaning it is a parking light) instead of an R (meaning it is a reverse light). He also asked about the license plate light. I told him the license plate light was under the chrome piece on the trunk and he said O.K. I also explained that I took the visors off to pass inspection since they weren't padded. He said they needed a picture of the padded visors and padded dash (although they only request pictures of the sides and front and back of the car) and also explained they don't look for anything at the inspection other than to check for stolen parts. I also explained the light was wired to the tranny and does work when the car is in reverse. Didn't matter. No problem. I padded the visors and took a picture of the dash and visors and emailed to him. I also changed the backup light to one with an R code and sent him a picture of it along with the part number with the magic R. I called a couple hours later and he said he received the emailed pictures and that I was all set and would be hearing from someone for the inspection. He also told me that I could fax the inspection approval back to them to speed up the registration process.

I have talked to Tom and Mark at DMV several times and they were both nice guys and very helpful. As Jim Kellogg noted, the anticipation of dealing with DMV was much worse than actually dealing with them.
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Old 06-27-2008, 01:11 PM
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The emergency brake, when pulled all the way doesnt seem to hold the car.
Can this be adjusted to fix or is this an issue with SPF cars and just leave the car in gear when stopped?
I had the same problem...it needed to be adjusted. If you have an older model it has I believe a tranny brake which is useless. Once mine was adjused it works...still not great but it works.
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