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Old Aug 14, 2008 | 07:17 AM
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yeah so, fun times the other night driving home from the cape. coming home doing about 70-80ish, nothing too fast, but not exactly slow. all of a sudden i hear a noise at the same time it feels like something broke free in the rear left side of the car. so now the car decides to start drifting in the middle of the highway at 70-80 mph. yeah not so much fun going sideways, then turning the other direction going sideways, then back to the left going sideways. all i could think about was hitting the barriers or other cars. luckily the highway was pretty empty, and i managed to keep it pretty much in my lane. so i finally slow down and get to the break down lane, but can't see shyt without a flashlight. call AAA and get towed home. while it's on the wrecker, the driver notices that my left rear tire is being held on by 1 lugnut...........uh.....what? yeah, 1 lugnut....looks like someone might have been trying to steal the rims, but who knows. how the hell does that happen? yeah so that was my adventure......then my lawn mower broke when i was cutting the grass today, but that was less traumatic...just a bit
wow man! poor lawnmower!





but seriously - you got lucky it didn't snap off, thats scary. I wonder who could possibly want your rims!? local mustang owner? j/k dennis.
Old Aug 14, 2008 | 07:28 AM
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Originally Posted by MyEvoDream
dex where did you get your brakes from?

I have decided on the DBA 5000 series 2 piece (front) rotors and 4000 series (rear) rotors...just need to decide pads,lines and fluids now...
i mixed and matched from different vendors. got my

fluid and lines from kns brakes / evobrakes,
rotorpros*com for the cheap rotors. i'm pretty sure that's what Jeff from CT runs (the yellow BSP evo)
and i got the magic pads from girodisc

in hindsight - i would go with the ferrodo ds2500 pads. and i'm still on the wall about what rotors i would get. too many people auto-x with rotor pros for me to justify getting a nice 2 piece rotor.



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And good morning everyone! 9 hours left, and I am free as a bird! Or something...
enjoy your last days of freedom!

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Old Aug 14, 2008 | 07:38 AM
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For next season, I'll be setting up with a slotted disc... likely rotorpros and the porterfield pads... but I do really want to add the Ti shims for heat shielding.

FYI, the SS lines are worth every penny...

And, we may want to bleed our lines after the two events... I may just do it this weekend to see how the fluid looks...
Old Aug 14, 2008 | 07:41 AM
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Dave I will most likely hit you up this weekend or tomorrow night. Are you running the next SCCA auto-X, the timed one?
Old Aug 14, 2008 | 07:46 AM
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Originally Posted by MyEvoDream
Dave I will most likely hit you up this weekend or tomorrow night. Are you running the next SCCA auto-X, the timed one?
The next couple of weekends I will be occupied...I'm looking now toward September events.

Let me know what you need.... maybe we could do a brake day for you guys without the SS lines. My powerbleeder makes life 1000 times easier when it comes to bleeding brakes.
Old Aug 14, 2008 | 07:57 AM
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And on that same day, we can finally install my SS clutch line!!!!!!

But seriously, I really need to do this, because if this does cure the lockout, than I may not need a twin just yet...

Remove pill, SS line, adjust clutch engagement FTW?
Old Aug 14, 2008 | 07:57 AM
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I need to do my 30K, and probably brakes-rotors,pads,lines,fluids..probably not for a few weeks...I have to decide on the setup and order it...just debating if I'm doing the autox in september...(which I am 99% sure I'm doing..)
Old Aug 14, 2008 | 08:06 AM
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Originally Posted by MyEvoDream
I need to do my 30K, and probably brakes-rotors,pads,lines,fluids..probably not for a few weeks...I have to decide on the setup and order it...just debating if I'm doing the autox in september...(which I am 99% sure I'm doing..)
imo i'd do the fluids together and do the brakes separately to split it up. i can give you a hand with either! let me know. i think it took us ~1-2 hours for fluids (ok maybe it just took me that long ). brakes took quite a bit longer between davids, dextrous and me. 5 maybe?

Originally Posted by Marshall O
And on that same day, we can finally install my SS clutch line!!!!!!

But seriously, I really need to do this, because if this does cure the lockout, than I may not need a twin just yet...

Remove pill, SS line, adjust clutch engagement FTW?
+1 i wanna do the SS clutch line...

(i luv u davids )
Old Aug 14, 2008 | 08:10 AM
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Yea, I didn't mean on the same day, first 30K , then the brakes at a later date. What did you do with your brakes? Are you running different pads or something?
Old Aug 14, 2008 | 08:13 AM
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Originally Posted by MyEvoDream
Yea, I didn't mean on the same day, first 30K , then the brakes at a later date. What did you do with your brakes? Are you running different pads or something?
nothing. i just helped dave and dex do dex's. by helped i mean watched davids do 90% of the work and help out here and there

i do have to do brakes "soon"... prolly just before it gets cold...
Old Aug 14, 2008 | 08:47 AM
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Yeah Marshall, we can take care of your SS line and restrictor and adjust the clutch engagement, no problem.

And as for Dex's brakes... it took about 2 hours to change rotors and pads and 2 hours to do lines and fluid bleed... Not fast, but not too bad...

The 30k is easy, too... about 1 hour per car... but i agree with Paul, I'd break it all up...
Old Aug 14, 2008 | 08:53 AM
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Dave, the good news is that we can start having garage days at Paul's & Turco's

Edit: Paul - time to start buying tools!
Old Aug 14, 2008 | 09:08 AM
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Old Aug 14, 2008 | 09:51 AM
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Originally Posted by Marshall O
Dave, the good news is that we can start having garage days at Paul's & Turco's

Edit: Paul - time to start buying tools!
I maaaay order the HFC, intake, UEGO and mbc from MA-Performance today...

I've decided on the purple Hallman

I am a champion at spending $$$ recently
Old Aug 14, 2008 | 09:56 AM
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Originally Posted by dexmix
wow man! poor lawnmower!





but seriously - you got lucky it didn't snap off, thats scary. I wonder who could possibly want your rims!? local mustang owner? j/k dennis.
damn hillbilly mustang owners, they must be behind this!



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