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    Jeez Nelly's handy!


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    Good job lads!


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    ahh nelly always a dab hand with a welder i seen cages he welded with an arc welder and there serious job woulnt do better with a mig hes more talented than he gets credit for


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    Cheers Lads for your comments, yes it’s a proven point that Nelly is a competent welder and has been for many years, I guess its good to get it out there.


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    Update 7.......09/12/10.

    Team Discussions about re positioning SR20 closer to the centre of the car.


    We discussed moving the SR 20 engine closer to the centre of the S15 for better weight distribution. It’s always advisable to position the engine/gearbox (heaviest components) nearer to the centre of the vehicle if possible. This will reduce the vehicle's moment of inertia and makes it easier and faster to turn the vehicle to a new direction. Mounting the engine in towards the middle instead of the front of the vehicle puts more weight over the rear tires so they have more traction and provide more assistance to the front tires in braking the vehicle. As a result, vehicle stability, traction is naturally improved when turning, braking, and accelerating.

    To achieve this we would have had to dry sump engine, new engine mounts etc. At this late stage we decided to cancel this idea as it obviously involves a lot of work.

    Instead to balance the weight distribution a bit better over the S15 we decided to position the driver further back than normal. This would involve a few minor modifications....installation of paddle box and extension of gear stick/steering wheel.





    Above shows the blanking of the standard opes for the clutch/brake servos. We did not weld blank plates in place just encase we require them at a later stage if pedal box didn’t work out.





    From reading the article below it seems Nigel Colfer is running similar pedal box so they must be a good buy.

    http://www.the-mia.com/Pro-Drift-Top...-OBP-Pedal-Box

    Learn some more about obp pedal boxes.

    http://www.obpltd.com/

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    Good thinking lad...... Im putting 1 of these in my own yoke there a great job.....! Did you get the cylinders with it....! Pm me the cost please will ya....!


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    Quote Originally Posted by Robbie Daly Ps13 View Post
    Good thinking lad...... Im putting 1 of these in my own yoke there a great job.....! Did you get the cylinders with it....! Pm me the cost please will ya....!

    Good to hear there a great job, yes I got cylinders/ reservoirs with them. Be careful when purchasing because there are many different types. I got the one that mounts on a flat surface but if you have long legs you might need the one that mounts on the sloped part of the foot well. Mark got one type and I got the other. I PM you price.

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    i notice the throttle peddle is much bigger than the brake!!....hardly going to be dogged!!....go on son

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    Thanks 4 the pms lads....! I like the think outside the box approch on this build....! I reckon them pedel boxes are the job 4 left foor braking and also the little bit of toe heel.....! Keep up the good work lads top job...!


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    Quote Originally Posted by Robbie Daly Ps13 View Post
    Thanks 4 the pms lads....! I like the think outside the box approch on this build....! I reckon them pedel boxes are the job 4 left foor braking and also the little bit of toe heel.....! Keep up the good work lads top job...!
    Yeah sure robbie.......the only heel toe action you'l be doing will be in a homosexual line dance @ 5 in the mornin!!

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