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Old Mar 31, 2006 | 02:28 PM
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What I want

-N/A true cold air intake.
-N/A test pipe, the test pipe on ebay have shitty bends in them.

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Old Mar 31, 2006 | 03:31 PM
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Update!

Alright we just got done checking into some stuff...


We're gonna start out by making some prototypes for the front and rear strut bars... Here's what we decided...

For the front bar, we're gonna base it off the CP design, except it will require NO relocation of the fuse box, and will work with the stock fan... Pricing should be in the $75-80 range...

For the rear bar, we'll be basing it loosely off the CP design, except it will feature an x-brace instead of the supports going straight to the floor... Pricing for these should be in the neighborhood of $80 also, and will have the option of an intergrated harness bar for an extra cost...

Any thoughts?
Old Mar 31, 2006 | 03:33 PM
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Link to the CP bars for refrence? IM sorry, Im not sure what CP stands for haha
Old Mar 31, 2006 | 03:36 PM
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CP Racing... Check the gg/bg section and you'll find quite a bit...

www.cpracing.ca
Old Mar 31, 2006 | 03:37 PM
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Originally Posted by 13b4me
Alright we just got done checking into some stuff...


We're gonna start out by making some prototypes for the front and rear strut bars... Here's what we decided...

For the front bar, we're gonna base it off the CP design, except it will require NO relocation of the fuse box, and will work with the stock fan... Pricing should be in the $75-80 range...

For the rear bar, we'll be basing it loosely off the CP design, except it will feature an x-brace instead of the supports going straight to the floor... Pricing for these should be in the neighborhood of $80 also, and will have the option of an intergrated harness bar for an extra cost...

Any thoughts?
heck yeah, that sounds awsome!
Old Mar 31, 2006 | 03:37 PM
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Don't have time to read thru all the pages Alex but I could use one of these!!!!

Beer Holder.....

Just kidding, or am I? Anyways looks like you're gonna be a busy boy!
Old Mar 31, 2006 | 03:41 PM
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Don't have time to read thru all the pages Alex but I could use one of these!!!!

Beer Holder.....

Just kidding, or am I? Anyways looks like you're gonna be a busy boy!
Sadly I don't think you're kidding Greg...
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Oh and we're gonna be able to design the intercooler piping to work with the Greddy elbow! You just provide the elbow, and the info about your setup (ie; PS, AC, stock battery location, turbo size and location, etc) and we do the rest! Worst case scenario you may need a radiator relocation bracket, which will also be a priority for us...
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undertray and radiator panels!!!!
Old Mar 31, 2006 | 03:47 PM
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We're working on that, but it'll take a little more time than the easier stuff like strut bars and such... Give us some time, and we're gonna try to make it all!
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Originally Posted by 13b4me
We're working on that, but it'll take a little more time than the easier stuff like strut bars and such... Give us some time, and we're gonna try to make it all!
Sweet.

That CP racing bar looks a bit odd tho... With that actual bar so far out like that it looks like a lot of unnessary stress at those extra joints
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Originally Posted by 13b4me
Oh and we're gonna be able to design the intercooler piping to work with the Greddy elbow! You just provide the elbow, and the info about your setup (ie; PS, AC, stock battery location, turbo size and location, etc) and we do the rest! Worst case scenario you may need a radiator relocation bracket, which will also be a priority for us...
relocate the radiator to where? sorry,
Old Mar 31, 2006 | 04:05 PM
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Sweet.

That CP racing bar looks a bit odd tho... With that actual bar so far out like that it looks like a lot of unnessary stress at those extra joints
Yea that's how we intend to get around the fuse box... By moving the bar closer to the strut tower itself...

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relocate the radiator to where? sorry,
Relocate it where it sits vertical closer to the engine, to allow for more space behind it... That would allow us to pipe a FMIC without cutting car up...
Old Mar 31, 2006 | 04:48 PM
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i dont really have time to read though but what about an alum. s5 coolant neck to replace the plastic one that bolts to the block.
Old Mar 31, 2006 | 04:55 PM
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Originally Posted by driftin8ez
i dont really have time to read though but what about an alum. s5 coolant neck to replace the plastic one that bolts to the block.
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Old Mar 31, 2006 | 05:10 PM
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That's more of a cast endeavor, but I suppose with some small diameter aluminum pipe and a flange it can be done... I'll look into it... If someone could provide me with a plastic S5 coolant neck for testing purposes, it would make things alot easier...
Old Mar 31, 2006 | 06:20 PM
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a nasty drift roll cage that will be very safe. im going for a big safety factoer while building my car so incase i hit something or for some reason my car flips out on a track or something i dont get hurt too bad.
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a tri-angluated FRONT strut tower bar with integrated engine torque brace.....bracing for the underside of the 7......2"-3"CAI/TID

As far as the altezzas......well.........i don't think ANY car NEEDS those lights....go buy a honda.....there are plenty of altezza's for hondas. By far the WORST case of altezzas comes from domestic trucks...
Old Mar 31, 2006 | 06:38 PM
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a nasty drift roll cage that will be very safe. im going for a big safety factoer while building my car so incase i hit something or for some reason my car flips out on a track or something i dont get hurt too bad.
what's a drift cage and how does it differ than a roll cage??????????
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Originally Posted by Madrx7racer
a tri-angluated FRONT strut tower bar with integrated engine torque brace.....bracing for the underside of the 7
Daddy likes the brace/bar idea
Old Mar 31, 2006 | 07:07 PM
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i would really like to see the V mount idea come true. im down for it! also i would like a 3 in TID that fits the stock afm. and i know its machineing(sp) but a dual alt pully for a 3rd gen alt in a FC
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The torque brace should really be made independant of the strut brace...

The 3" TID will see the light within a week or so, since it's about the most simple thing we have lined up...
Old Mar 31, 2006 | 07:40 PM
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I second the comments that the angle braket brake master cylinder brace is garbage. It would be ok with some gussets. I'll probably play around with making my home made one better over the summer, and I'll post pics and a how-to once I'm satisfied with the design of it.

One thing I'm noticing is that many of the suggested products are already available, so you'd have to bend over on pricing to get any of those pieces sold. Keep it to the unique stuff, besides, it's better for us to have more products choices, rather than more choices in who makes the products IMHO.
Old Mar 31, 2006 | 08:30 PM
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i want to see someone make an adapter braket that woudl allow us to use brakes and rotors from another car with bigger brakes ie 300zx or 3000gt....
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Ok...I think I'll just list the things I'd like to see...

-Triangulated strut bar

-Engine torque brace

-Rear strut bar *that will go down and UNDER the carpet..I don't mind cutting the metal surroundings, but I want to keep my rear carpet in tact, as to not lose any space..*

-Not in the market for it right now, but eventually some kind of stronger subframe, or something along the lines of bracing underneath.
-Metal brake ducts

-Ducting for the stock radiator, with AC still in.

That's all I can think of right now...



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