Car Updates

[s14seriesII]

at least you dont need a slide hammer to remove the axel when you replace the bearing

[Gordie]

it has a weldy should of kept driving it lol.

[Rip it]

He drove it off the road and on to the trailer like it. Who ever said weldies were shit.....................lol

[Cerby86]

yeah my dad was like well if you smash an axle from that diff i won't come and get you" and i said he wouldn't need to unlike the time i smashed my open diff and couldn't move at all
Also the weldy saves me from getting bogged like everyday

[Delazy]

Latest Additions to the build

You Majigire CNC Billet Steering Knuckles (same length as PS knuckle, but with less ackermans angle)...



IAP Bottom Mount Seat Rails (passenger and drivers)



Supertech Valve Springs



Supertech Titanium Retainers



Supertech 1mm Oversize Valves

[Cerby86]

my only update is that i am getting excited and I can't tell you what about till monday!!
And skin don't spoil it cos you'll jinx me!!!!
heheheh so pumped!!!!!

[klusio]

" (same length as PS knuckle, but with less ackermans angle) "
what is it and what does it do?

[Delazy]

the principle in which the front wheels follow an arc..the inside wheel follows in a smaller arc to the outside wheel inwhich it creates a "Drag"

removing ackermans means that both wheels follow in the same arc and inturn produce a more free flowing movement with increases mid corner grip

as basic explanation as i can write at this time of the morning...but feel free to tear it to shreads and tell me how they aren't required or how ive explained it wrong as you so often do

theres a 40 page thread on ns.com in the dori section talking about the pro's and con's of such setup if anyone has the time to sit down and read it...

[Rip it]

Lazy, you are going to have to move to the spare room if your keep accumulating at this rate, but wait, how will you cuddle your parts at night if your down the hall?
You do however buy some cool shit.

[s14seriesII]

thats incredibly wrong delazy.. but knowing you have read it somewhere i wont tear you to shreads.. the free'er steering comes from the tie rod and rack end being of a less than a straight angle to the ball joint when on lock.. hard to explain without pictures