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Jun 10, 2016 | 01:32 PM

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RJones

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Just needed to model the brake tab so I could add clearance and get a radius all around the ear on the upright. That part will get done with a ball mill along with a few other things. Just about ready now to start cutting out the v2 (or is this 3?). Will certainly have these all ready when youre ready to stop playing with german and muscle cars

Once Nats is done, I'm back in full force. Just dropped the last of the motor parts off at the shop yesterday.

Jun 10, 2016 | 03:00 PM

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Totally something I want to do. Not something Id plan on doing big batches of but a custom "members only" type thing maybe? My wants stem from the ultra light weight alcon takeoffs for more weight reduction.

Cause when turning it up to 11 isn't enough, we want to make a 12

A bunch of us have the AP kits which require an adapter, could do a small batch of those

. I can't wait till you get to the rear as well where we can mount decent calipers and ditch the ebrake.

Jun 10, 2016 | 03:20 PM

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The only way I can do that is with a caliper that has integrated E-brake since its required in SCCA SM class.
I really haven't looked into the rear much yet since front is such a disaster and needs all the help it can get. I'm looking at everything I can to take weight off there trying to get under that 60% front bias (currently probably 62%). The more weight I can get off the more I have to ballast to the rear so should be possible.