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Well the primer is a 2 component sink barier and the paint i don't know yet. But some good news. The guy that sandblasted took the responsibility for the errors that has been done and he got a guy to come here and hammer things as they should be and then he is going to put some filler on it and do i...

it seems to me that the sandblasters did their job to good. pic 003 looks like the front fenders are full of dents. once had the same problem due to the heat of the blasting, i had to throw all the outer parts of the car away. :? Yes, i am afraid you are seeing right. It is full of dents... But i h...

yep..lookin good. i see some roll cage bars and mounts... might want to consider a 'lower' racing pedal setup while down to sheet metal I think i will stick to the standard pedals since they are good as they are :) And i really dont have the money for that right now... It seems like i need to get t...

x-rad: Yes that rig has helped me making a lot of work so much easier.

The car is now done sandblasting and primed. So i will move the car over to the paint shop workers later today. Oh this looks lovely!

Got a nice call today. They where ready to sandblast my car now! And they wanted it tonight! :D So in a big hurry i borrowed a car trailer and got it over to them. And i am so looking forward to see the car done from the sandblaster. After this. Or tommorow the car will be moved over to the paint sh...

are you posting pics as attachments under the 'add attachment'? No they are added from my gallery, and it seems like i am right about that some forums doesn't like my gallery. It works perfect under most forums, but not here. I will attach them this time, but it takes to much time to do this every ...

Yes!!! The parts from OMP has finally arrived. The pictures should speech for them self. http://www.scuderiau5.com/gallery2/main.php?g2_view=core.DownloadItem&g2_itemId=9743&g2_serialNumber=2.jpg http://www.scuderiau5.com/gallery2/main.php?g2_view=core.DownloadItem&g2_itemId=9748&g2_...

Yes.

I have done this.

You can see here how i have done it

http://u5.no/index.php?topic=47.0

you can see a bigger disccusion on my project page on this site here:
http://alfagtv6.com/bb/viewtopic.php?t= ... 77d63d4eb3

Well I had plans of getting the racing cheer, harnesses and the mounting points this week, so that I could get the car done and get it over to sandblasting and then to painting. But that doesn’t happen this week, the Italians (OMP people) had gone on holiday so my seat isn’t done yet, what I have he...

Thats looking really good. Whats your time line on this project? Having the side bars removable is conveniant when you are not on the track. It seems like you having good fun on this project. Keep us updated. Cheers It would take the time it needs to be done :lol: Well i know that the truth, and it...

according to FIA rules, side bars can be removeable....but if are going to race, I think I would have welded them in completely... Your www. site is really great...nice job!!! Thank you! :D I appreciate that people like my site. It feels really good. Well i know the best there is with a solid weld....

Well now i have promised an update for quite some time now, without anything happening. But now I have given myself time to sit down a write an update. So here it comes. It’s quite big and it have been taking some time do make, and its all about the Roll Cage. Hope you all like it and take the time ...

Let's invert the question: Why should it be bigger? On a track, couldn't you get better lap times by having slightly softer spring rates, and using a sway bar to pick up in the roll stiffness? I know brake dive is negatively effected, but over bumps you might have an upper hand over an overly stiff...

Well found a picture of this dual calipper stuff. http://www.scuderiadelbiscione.com/Photos%202/Freins%20Cahouet.jpg And back to the rear swaybar size. For my GTV i have a new rear swaybar from performatek 25.4mm and its adjustable. http://performatek.com/Alfa/Suspension/dedion%20rear%20bar,%20text....

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Is that what it seems like? No hardy knob at all? How would that feel/be?