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RE: Sierra Track Car 2007/06/13 08:17:50 (permalink)
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Cheers Mk2_2dr_2L.

Thanks Fehlbie.

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RE: Sierra Track Car 2007/06/14 21:22:56 (permalink)
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[br]Not photos but theres some interior shots in this vid (any excuse to post a group A vid really!). Some inspiration for you

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bIo0wE-nnLQ&mode=related&search=





Awesome find there !
Any more Group A vids Nigel ? I've been able to find a few others but there doesn't seem to be many.. I've been trying to find some of thew Eggenberger RS500s but to no avail.
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RE: Sierra Track Car 2007/06/20 16:43:57 (permalink)
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Ok - wheels - just need to remove powdercoat where the hub face is - and assemble, polish, fit tyres, valves, and buy some slicks for the second set.

They are actually a metallic charcoal but the photos do not do them justice.

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RE: Sierra Track Car 2009/09/01 13:27:37 (permalink)
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It has been a long time since I have updated this thread. I finally got a leave pass from the wifer to spend a couple of days on the car. I have been meaning to do this for the last year.

Paul and myself jumped in to tackle the cage.

Here are some pics. I thought the camera was OK but the flash was poo poo - will get some better ones soons but was so excited that something was done so wanted to show you all. It is hard to spot all the bars so will take some better ones. Also scraped all the deadening out of the car which was a total unpleasant individual. Wax and grease remover (prepsol) works well though! The brown stuff in not rust (mostly dirt, dust and deadener glue).


It is not finished yet as we have not done the second front strut bars, harness bars and seat mounts and is only tacked together at the moment. Also need to put a fair few more gussets in it.

I should probably tell you a bit more about the spec for it. Having a baby and really busy at work means buying stuff is all the work I have done on the car for a while. Car started as a 60K mile white 3 door in very good condition. Been in Aussie for last 15 years so no rust at all.

















Car was so good it feels like I have rewitten the book on "How to devalue a car by spending money on it"!

Engine;

Pectel t2 with new engine loom.
New 200 block with 6 long studs.
New old stock late sapphire head ported to 280hp NA.
7.2:1.
WRC gasket.
T4 maram turbo from CR turbo's with maram shaft and wheel.
RS500 plenum with 8 fluro greens.
Cams??
Standard rods, crank.
Mongoose exhaust.
Gen RS500 cooler.
Forge Motorsports alloy stuff.



Suspension and drivetrain;
Leda coilovers.
6 degree beam.
adjustable top mounts with adjustable TCA's.
Centrelock conversion.
Solid alloy beam bushes.
Solid rack bushes.
8.8 eaton posi carbon rear diff 3.6 ratio.
Tremec TKO600 with hydraulic release.
Custom 1350 prop.

Brakes;
355 up front with 6 pot billet calipers.
330 rear with 4 pot billt calipers.
Bias pedal box.

Wheels;
17 x 8 BBS mag centrelocks.
18 x 8 OZ mag centrelocks.

Electrics;
Motec SDL.
Motec PDM.
Front screen with demister.

Other;
Creative carbon bonnet.
Carbon steering column shroud.
Carbon airbox.
Carbon sunroof panel.
Carbon mirror mounts with vitaloni mirrors.
Carbon door cards.
Carbon dash bits.
Gen RS500 splitter.

Will update with some more pics soon as I am finally going to start assembling it.

Some more random pics;

A adjustable 6 degree rear beam with 8.8 diff conversion I made for a friend with rouse type spring changers.



















And some more random photos I have for the car.

Tremec TKO600 with modified standard bellhousing











DJR big wing sump


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RE: Sierra Track Car 2009/09/01 13:28:50 (permalink)
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And a photo of how it was before I took it all apart.



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RE: Sierra Track Car 2009/09/01 18:21:43 (permalink)
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Did you modify your mates rear beam to make it 6 degree's yourself?
If so was it hard? Reason I ask is I have been considering having mine done. but didn't know what it involved.
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RE: Sierra Track Car 2009/09/01 19:09:08 (permalink)
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Just awesome mate. Nice to finally see your car. Are those cage pics fairly current? You got some work ahead of you putting that interior back in!! Got some pics of the motor there? I bet its pretty too.
Mate I am trying to hide my excitement with my brakes but after seeing yours..... HURRY THE HELL UP!! Hahaha!! They look unreal! Those bell hats and brackets are sweet!
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RE: Sierra Track Car 2009/09/01 23:56:39 (permalink)
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Cagework looks good, are you putting plate before you weld the tube onto the strut towers?
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RE: Sierra Track Car 2009/10/01 13:23:02 (permalink)
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Felbie - yes modified it with a mate (Paul B) we made a jig to mount the standard beam at standard ride height (18degrees). Then some measurements and went from there. Put it all into a suspension program and measured the jig with a farrow arm. Then some autocad and some lasercut plates - then lots of welding.

Also made the jig fit the 8.8 diff so could modify the beam to fit that aswell.

BigGav - Cage pics were done on Thursday. Interior is pretty basic - just some harnesses, dashboard, race seats and carbon. Going to spray it all white. How are your brakes going? Engine is not assembled yet.

RSWEPN - does it need plate? I have lots and lots of piccies of sierra cages and not many are plated in that area. Or are you referring to a particular regulation? I thought cams only require plate on main hoop and front legs?
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RE: Sierra Track Car 2009/10/01 13:33:30 (permalink)
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RSWEPN - does it need plate?
I thought cams only require plate on main hoop and front legs?


I think you might need to sandwich the rear legs near the rear wheel wells.
It's looking great, it should be fun once your done.
Mark
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RE: Sierra Track Car 2009/10/01 14:02:26 (permalink)
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mmm yes - must reread section J.

Thanks.

Bugger.
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RE: Sierra Track Car 2009/11/01 00:03:31 (permalink)
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Coming together nicely Lincoln!

Is that the same rear setup that Vic wants?
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RE: Sierra Track Car 2009/11/01 13:34:25 (permalink)
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Coming together nicely Lincoln!

Is that the same rear setup that Vic wants?



That is Vic's beam I made for him.
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RE: Sierra Track Car 2009/11/01 23:56:53 (permalink)
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RSWEPN - does it need plate? I have lots and lots of piccies of sierra cages and not many are plated in that area. Or are you referring to a particular regulation? I thought cams only require plate on main hoop and front legs?



Nah, not referring to any regulations, just a few cages i have seen all have plates where they mount to thin metal.
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RE: Sierra Track Car 2009/01/23 23:07:36 (permalink)
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Lincoln are you thinking of making these 6 degree rear beams? [?]
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