my rx7 drift build
12-15-08, 02:07 PM
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Welcome to drifting.
He does the things he does because he can.
The fire wall plug was soooooooooooo necessary. You just have no idea until you've tried pulling plugs through the firewall only to find they wont go through and you have to cut them. Then you say **** it, bust out the hack saw and saw through the entire 2" thickness of the harness, toss the harness in a box and decide to deal with it later.
****.
Here's TTT's for the lazy:
Welcome to drifting.
He does the things he does because he can.
The fire wall plug was soooooooooooo necessary. You just have no idea until you've tried pulling plugs through the firewall only to find they wont go through and you have to cut them. Then you say **** it, bust out the hack saw and saw through the entire 2" thickness of the harness, toss the harness in a box and decide to deal with it later.
****.
Here's TTT's for the lazy:
12-15-08, 04:24 PM
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Well the firewall plug is a good idea, and pretty common when using engine management. I don't have it on my car, but I only have 3 plugs that come through the stock hole no problem. Maybe I like driving too much, but it seems like one of those builds where the guy is just dreaming up weird stuff to do instead of getting the car together and driving it.
just wait and see, once its completed it will be a really nice drift car. a PURPOSE built drift car. not some fanboy, bare shell, with bolton **** with dreams of FormulaD. it will be a really nicely done car, and who knows, with a car this good, and a lot of seat time, and dedication, he could take it as far as he wants.
props to rotorracing for doing something most people don't do. you're putting your knowledge to good use on this car. i can't wait to see it completed!
12-16-08, 10:26 AM
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Well the firewall plug is a good idea, and pretty common when using engine management. I don't have it on my car, but I only have 3 plugs that come through the stock hole no problem. Maybe I like driving too much, but it seems like one of those builds where the guy is just dreaming up weird stuff to do instead of getting the car together and driving it.
