Andrew, having comp suspension indicates that you are going to compete at some level. Autocross or possibly road racing. Each track or venue will have different conditions and those might change duri
Two thoughts come to mind. More mass will pull more heat out of the caliper. Less mass will tend to flex on hard stops. Sooooooo....... Bill Kenyon SRL311 KA
Greetings list, just a quick note to thank Les and Dennis at CDM for the great service. I had a problem with the threaded holes on my caliper brackets pulling out. A call to CDM had a pair of powderc
You have a spring falling out of the center of the clutch disc. It binds the disc to the flywheel. It moves sometimes and will jam others. Sorry, but the clutch needs replacement. Bill Kenyon SRL311
Ronnie, go with the Porterfields. I used them at Thunderhill and Shasta autocross. They didn't fade in 4 20 min sessions the track. Bill Kenyon SRL311 ps-Are you moving?
While I'm not using a roadster trans, I'm real happy with my shift lever after not only cutting it down but bending it sideways so it "falls readily to hand." Bill Kenyon SRL311 KA
Hey John, sorry I haven't used that brand but I can tell you Porterfields 'S' pads are great on the street and autocrossing. I ran their 'R' pads at Thunderhill this year and they were great but chan
I don't know of any early trucks that came with LSD. I'm contemplating spending over $1,000 to put LSD in my roadster so if I'd ever heard of a cheap alternative I'd already have done it. Bill Kenyon
Hey guys, I'm running 205/50ZR15 with a 3.7 open diff. I really like the gearing but would kill for an LSD. I'm probably running an engine with more torque that the average roadster so the gearing is
Hey Rob, I'm not sure there is a problem. My roadster is fuel injected and I can adjust the mixture to any level I want. There is always a crackle to my exhaust. I attribute that to a high performanc
At least one and maybe more bearings are worn out. When you put in the clutch the trans input shaft stops spinning so the noise goes away. Sorry. Bill Kenyon SRL311 KA
Take this for what it's worth, but I don't think your black wire is attached to a "good" ground. I believe the tach is grounding through your light wire until the lights are on, then the lights are u
Just to keep the record straight, Tigers use a Ford engine. The Rover uses an old Buick aluminum V/8 updated to the 20th century. Bill Kenyon SRL311 KA