ReddyZ06

No delays is good!

I love VIR with the NCM, unfortunately I am not going to make it. I will be extremely jealous everyone who can go because it is such a great experience.
Chi-town sounds good though.

Mike

Painrace

Nice! The last set I had weighed about 32#.

Jim

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Good to see you with newer equipment these days!

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Don,

Fuzzy dice and a pine air freshener do not require a lift for install!

chevyhipo

Hi Mike , looking good. I hope that you don't get in a hurry when you flip the switch looks like that could plow corn with out any problems.. see you at the Auto Show.

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Henry,

Think about it..........if I go off track I can reap AG products. I'll go out with fresh tires and come back with fresh corn!

Painrace

IF?? IF?? If you run off the track? I hope you are a lot better than most of us and you never have an off track experience! But, with seat time comes learning your and the car's limits by exceeding them!

Best of luck my friend. Hey, maybe this time of year you could break some ice!

RWSjr

Isn't this system the one the Mach 5 used to jump over the competition? (you might need a longer throw on dem cylinders)
Seriously though, good stuff

dollarbill

Now you have me thinking. A little extra stopping power when entering that kitty litter.

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Jim,

If you never go off, you'll never know what 10/10s means!

Of course you have to pick your spots when to take those chances with nice run-offs. I am highly allergic to Armco!


Mike

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BTW, Those were operated by button A.

I have CF rotary saws coming. I ordered the homing robot but no sign of it yet.


Mike

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Actually, they might help getting out of the kitty litter!

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BTW,

Have you been taking lessons from allanlaw on how to pour salt into the 'it's winter so no track driving for you' wound?

phrogs

Very cool

How do you have it set up to actuate the system?

button inside the cockpit?

2KZ28CAM

You beat me to it - thats just what I was thinking....

Now, Mike just needs to build the airtight cabin feature and retracting wheels for going underwater (Lake Michigan!?!?)

Nice stuff, as always, Sir.

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Hi Johnny

I wish it was that simple. You could rig it that way but you'd have to carry a nitrogen bottle in the car.

The system is all plumbed together and a nipple is mounted between the front windshield and the hood. The nitrogen is then delivered through this apparatus pictured below. Much like an air nozzle, it's takes a quick strong connection to activate.




Once the car is up, the yellow supports I posted earlier in the thread lock the car into place and the nozzle can be released making it completely free to walk around the car while it is raised.

I will post pics of the entire process when the car is ready to leave the lift.

Mike

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Great jacks.

Who is it from?

Is it the brackets for a rear diffuser we see on one of the pictures?



Dimitri

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We're plumbing the oxygen tanks now!

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I'm not sure which picture you are referring to.

outnumbered

The dust washes off. Trust me.