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Just picked up a shop dog of my own. Max just turned 12 weeks.
He is a hand full and has a lot to learn.
Especially about not running off with my tools.
Another beautiful red Dobie.................................
Priya, the outer loops attach to the trailing arms. The outers are available separately and do not require the full 6 link setup. The inners attach to the 6 link differential bracket. The inners are not NHRA-approved but I believe the outers are.
Just picked up a shop dog of my own. Max just turned 12 weeks.
He is a hand full and has a lot to learn.
Especially about not running off with my tools.
I don't know why, but he looks so darn cute with that cone on his head!
Neal,
Just a few more questions for you... Regarding the Kirkey seats, are you happy with the comfort level? I love the vintage race look they provide but just wondering how comfortable they actually are. Also, what did you do for brackets /sliders? And finally how is the actual fit? Do they rub on the door? Any other feedback you can give on them would be greatly appreciated. I'm currently considering the Kirkeys or Corbeau Classic buckets.
Thanks again for documenting such as awesome build!
Troy
Sorry about the lack of updates. I've been busy playing with my new toy below. I find the Kirkey seats very comfortable. I would not hesitate to drive a couple of hours in them. They make several sizes for proper fit. Mine are a perfect fit between the console and door panel with no rubbing. I used C3 seat brackets from a company called Wedge. The seats are direct bolted to the brackets for max headroom. I'm 6'2" and I now have tons of room in the car. The only drawback is getting in and out of the car with the high side bolsters. If the door is not open completely (like in a garage), it's tough to clear the sidelpipes. My removeable steering wheel helps a bunch with this issue.
Thanks for the update and the pictures... I really want to pull the trigger on the Kirkeys, my only concern is safety, as in no headrest. I'll have to research that one a little more...
Sorry about the lack of updates. I've been busy playing with my new toy below.
Karts are a blast! I was at an autocross once where a guy brought a shifter kart out and they let him make a run. He made the pro cars look downright slow! Times weren't even close.
01-12-2018, 07:46 PM
