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I have a little and hate the turning radius like you mentioned. I wouldn't want one in a car that gets driven daily.

I've tried a few different places but end up back to a coil cord. I just hold it in my lap and when I let go it falls between the seat and console.

Should be 1/8 pipe.

I use all TRZ. Uppers, lowers and Anti roll bar. My 60's are 1.39 to 1.42.

I've put a couple in standards years ago including a Toyota sr5. I don't remember exactly what I had to do for the wiring. I do remember putting a switch on the clutch pedal or tying into one that was already there. Also I tied into the e brake so that it had to be engaged before it worked as...

Mid -30's C a week ago and +10 C today. We usually get a few days every winter at or close to -40. I don't usually plug in my car when it's cold but I do start it 2 or 3 times with the remote stater sometimes just to get some heat in before I get in.

I still have the original on my 86 and it works great.

I have an assymetrical 10,000 2 post and love it, but need more storage so I just got a 7,000 4 post that has casters so I can move it around if I need to.

Ok I give up. All data didn't show any other special tools.

Is it this one?

Clear coat over the original.

This what all data said to use.

I have all data but didn't see any tools in there that looked like the one you posted. I'm not a tranny builder so if you tell me what it is used for I might be able to fing the part# for you.

This may help.

Yes, but it's been a while so I don't remember exactly what I had to do, it wasn't anything difficult. I also change the location where it attaches to the pedal. If I remember right I drilled another hole 1" higher on the pedal. I can look tomorrow when I go to work and let you know for sure if...

I have a M9 from Moser, Strange alum center section, 35 spline gun drilled axles, daytona pinion support, spool, and Wilwood disc brakes. The gun drilled axles are lighter but not a lot. I lauch at 4800 rpm on the brake and haven't had a problem at at all. I don't mind the spool on the...

I have the exact setup in your picture along with the firewall bracket jevans used. the setup works great for me. I have stock front discs and Wilwood rears.

Statistics are just numbers and everything here is just a bunch of words. I'll take the stastics on this one over what you personally think.

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