LOL! My English teacher would crap if she read that last post. Good luck finding starp steel not to mention hles 2 the foes. Too many paint fumes that day.

 

Brain cells are over-rated anyway.

 

But I bet your shop teacher would be proud!

 

Is it just me? I think the steering wheel is a work of art. damn.
neat buggy for sure.

Stu Aull
80GS
Alaska

 

I am sure he knew that. That's what he meant when he posted:

 

Bad night Friday night. Took Das to a local cruise in and on the way there I lost a apex seal on the front rotor,but we continued on. Two blocks away my birdcage support for the front of the hood contacted a huge manhole cover and folded it back,but didnt hurt the hood. Had an awesome time at the cruise in,on the way home we lost the front rotor completely. So this weekend has been one of taking out the old and in with the new 12a. Really didnt want to run this one as it has brand new oem rotor housings.lightweight rotors and carbon seals as I am not ready to put the supercharged bridgeport 12a in,oh well. we will see how this motor does on the street.

 

jarhead you should have posted this.
http://www.stanceworks.com/forums/sh...ad.php?t=29948

 

I would have but Banzai started this thread and I kind of rudely took it over.

 

I was just passing along some rotary information that I though others would find interesting. I can't think of a better person to assume control. Sorry to hear about your bout of bad luck. Goes to show how these things a truly a labor of love that require a certin amount of regular tinkering. The casual observer only see's the fun "tip" of the whole iceberg.

 

Here is a few videos of Das Speedster out enjoying twisty roads and blazing whitewall bias ply tires.

 

great fun - thx for sharing - esp for a guy whose SA is now under 3" of snow for the winter...

Stu Aull
80GS
Alaska