1970 BMW build (2002 content)
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Lookin super good. To bad those rear cage pieces didnt get toed into the strut towers or differential mounts in the trunk floor.Leave a comment:
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That's a good point and we actually discussed that with the guy doing the cage but since we are not actually racing or really tracking the car we were. Ok with itThey go to the wheel wells, which are non-load-bearing sheet metal AFAIK. In all the cages I've interacted with (a fair few), the rear stays go to the trunk floor, on fat metal plates that also brace the diff mount.
I'm not saying it's ruined and terrible, it obviously isn't, but that would be the first thing a safety inspector would point out as a weak point.Leave a comment:
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They go to the wheel wells, which are non-load-bearing sheet metal AFAIK. In all the cages I've interacted with (a fair few), the rear stays go to the trunk floor, on fat metal plates that also brace the diff mount.
I'm not saying it's ruined and terrible, it obviously isn't, but that would be the first thing a safety inspector would point out as a weak point.Leave a comment:
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thanks for the offer man, this thanksgiving week is going to be super busy for me. hate to make a day and bail out last minute.I'm in the process of sourcing an s14 to throw in.
I feel like the m20 is a tad bit too heavy to retain the handling that the 2002 is known for. But then again, I'm not a race car driver and never will be.
I'm so torn on what to do. I need to drive a few difference setups.
I'm hoping to drive an s14 powered, m20 powered, f20c powered, and even a turbo m10 powered 2002.
If you need some help on the car around thanksgiving, I'll be in town and could sacrifice a day to get your car going. I wouldn't mind that.
s14 would be nice, fits well, good weight between front and back, but way to pricey to maintain.
the m20 is one of the easiest engines to maintain. and they run so smoothly. i think you would enjoy having that motor.Leave a comment:


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