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I do handbrakies on my driveway all the time.

Too much fast -> break diff -> swap diff -> go more faster -> break tailshaft -> swap tailshaft -> go more faster -> ? Old diff: Old diff out: New diff: New diff in: Went to the shops; saw old car:

Her bucket seat is better than yours.

Bring it on a cruise!

Go to the wreckers and measure one up? Or go for another option that you know fits. There are Whiteline swaybars on ebay for good prices, also RA40, MA45, RA60, RA65, MA61, SA63, RT142, ST141 and AE86 REAR swaybars will fit. VN swaybars are probably huge and may lift your inside rear wheel. At the very minimum the mods to fit it will be buying the correct size swaybar to diff mount bushings, but apparently the VN rear swaybars do fit AE71s/KE70s.

Actually, I might be wrong about the size of those AM1 and AM2 fuses. They could be 30-40amp.

This is the diagram for 3 pin relays: 1 is power in, the switch and whatever you want to turn on with the relay share the same power supply. 2 goes to your switch, then from the switch to earth. 3 goes to whatever you want to turn on with the relay. As for the fusible links, I'm pretty sure only the greens wires are fusible (AM1 and AM2 is what the links are called), the yellow wire is for your headlights/hazards/brake lights/dome light/anything that works without the key in the ignition and all of these things have their own fuse I think. The greens fusible links are probably around 60-100amps. And here is a wiring diagram that should have some handy info in it: KE70_Chassis_Electrical_System.pdf

Isn't the colour code stamped on the compliance plate?

I swear the people at Whiteline are retarded. None of their parts fit properly

Has anyone got a pair a crankset they want to sell?

Let's all join the same club, that would be sweet.

I've been looking into this too, there's a few car clubs in Brisbane that host events. I'll post up some stuff tomorrow when I can be bothered.

Thanks for sharing your build. This is my favourite thread on rollaclub, I just wish I had the skills and money required to build something like this car.

Do you mind if I ask where you get the matting/resin/catalyst/release agent? I've wanted to try to make fibreglass panels for a while now but I haven't found anywhere that sells the materials.

dat fibregloss, I need 2 lern dis

R31 silhouette spare wheels are 15x6 or something?

Are they edible?

Don't forget the fuel system!

Are those Stanley compressors made by Ingersoll Rand? Someone once told me they were, and I'm pretty sure Stanley owns Ingersoll Rand so it would make sense.

This is so sick! Awesome job on the rear end.

It worked!

what

Thanks for including the pictures, they help me learn.

That KE70 has an LS1 in it. I'm pretty sure it's the same KE70 that's in this video: