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Your comment brings to mind the spring-loaded clip that you see at a lot of brake mounting points (like where the brake line attaches to the strut.) If that's what you are talking about, the e-bra...

Short answer: I don't know.

I was looking at the Koni instructions for adjustment last night and they tend to work off dead soft and to suggest that you should make changes in increments of h...

I'm no expert on dampers, but I think that the idea is to use the smallest amount of damping that will control your springs and prevent multiple oscillations. If you use more damping than necessar...

I'm no expert on dampers, but I think that the idea is to use the smallest amount of damping that will control your springs and prevent multiple oscillations. If you use more damping than necessar...

I'm no expert on dampers, but I think that the idea is to use the smallest amount of damping that will control your springs and prevent multiple oscillations. If you use more damping than necessar...

I'm no expert on dampers, but I think that the idea is to use the smallest amount of damping that will control your springs and prevent multiple oscillations. If you use more damping than necessar...

I'm no expert on dampers, but I think that the idea is to use the smallest amount of damping that will control your springs and prevent multiple oscillations. If you use more damping than necessar...

I have run two different cars with Koni reds and hypercoils, and I had the cars at the same time, so I would drive one one day and the other the next. The first was for sporty street driving, and ...

It's a challenge to find the right brake stuff in parts lists. One tip-off is to look for the NX2000 listing that says "Japan built." Sometimes you can even find the AD22 parts listed under SE-R ...

Storm -

If you have not seen the whole line up if Carbotech friction materials, here is a good summary:

Carbotech Performance Brakes

I have run the Panther Plus (which is now called the AX...

Storm -

If you have not seen the whole line up if Carbotech friction materials, here is a good summary:

Carbotech Performance Brakes

I have run the Panther Plus (which is now called the AX...

You must use the same parts stores that I use!:p

The conventional wisdom from the early days of the Forum was to go with the next to the last mark on the right for 15* (just like Ben's figure above). It was generally thought to be safe to run 17...

Where are you switching your cams? Is it around 5400 RPM? If so, it looks like your setup might want to hold the low cams a little longer and switch over to the high cams maybe around 6000 RPM o...

Eggman -

I would recommend Carbotech AX6 for your situation. You can drive these to the convention and home again. They will give you solid performance on the track as well. You can bed them o...

Yea - that O-ring is important. It keeps gas fumes out of the passenger compartment. I have tried cutting and refitting but it never works very well. Now I keep a spare O-ring in the garage in c...

Eggman -

I would recommend Carbotech AX6 for your situation. You can drive these to the convention and home again. They will give you solid performance on the track as well. You can bed them o...

Eggman -

I would recommend Carbotech AX6 for your situation. You can drive these to the convention and home again. They will give you solid performance on the track as well. You can bed them o...

The conventional wisdom from the early days of the Forum was to go with the next to the last mark on the right for 15* (just like Ben's figure above). It was generally thought to be safe to run 17...

Once you test fit the header to the head and look at how the gasket fits the header and the head you will see what's going on. All you probably need to do is slightly enlarge the stud holes in the...

Goomba -

I have had my B13 on the track many times. I note that you have a B14 but what I am about to share should apply to your chassis as well.

I usually follow advice that I found here on the...

It's a challenge to find the right brake stuff in parts lists. One tip-off is to look for the NX2000 listing that says "Japan built." Sometimes you can even find the AD22 parts listed under SE-R ...

Friends don't let friends use aftermarket ignition parts.