JY Racing - Johnchi's - SC300 build.
05-15-16, 01:48 PM
#16
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Hi Guys,,
its been a year with no updates I know.
Well the car took a back seat to other projects and then had a change in direction.
This is no longer a race build but rather a killer street/mountain road setup.
So no fiberglass doors and lexan windows but I think for a street car it came out ok :-).
I will go into further details on the actual parts that ended up in the car a bit later but just so I can get this going again here are some pictures.
Still need to sort the side skirts and wing...was the first time we drove the car to a meet so had to rush some stuff.
planning black bolts for the meisters and new skirts and some more stuff like MUCH better tires - but I think these get the overall final look of the car across. happy to hear your opinions :-)
It was a rough time choosing whether or not to put the wing on but after it was on there - i wouldn't go back.
Besides the way it looks it handles perfectly (even better with better tires :-) )
its been a year with no updates I know.
Well the car took a back seat to other projects and then had a change in direction.
This is no longer a race build but rather a killer street/mountain road setup.
So no fiberglass doors and lexan windows but I think for a street car it came out ok :-).
I will go into further details on the actual parts that ended up in the car a bit later but just so I can get this going again here are some pictures.
Still need to sort the side skirts and wing...was the first time we drove the car to a meet so had to rush some stuff.
planning black bolts for the meisters and new skirts and some more stuff like MUCH better tires - but I think these get the overall final look of the car across. happy to hear your opinions :-)
It was a rough time choosing whether or not to put the wing on but after it was on there - i wouldn't go back.
Besides the way it looks it handles perfectly (even better with better tires :-) )
Last edited by johnchi; 05-15-16 at 01:52 PM.
12-15-16, 12:33 AM
#18
Driver
Thread Starter
Hi,
The car was finished in its new Street form as we decided we would focus track efforts on our Silvia.
With regards to the ISF Calipers/rotors yes it was all finished..Rear adapter was a pain to design - really a 3 dimensional bracket design :-).
I have also attached pictures of a Customers car we just now started building with Yellow powder coated ISF Front Calipers and CTS-V rear 4pot calipers. Car will get the full treatment as far as suspension chassis etc.
The car was finished in its new Street form as we decided we would focus track efforts on our Silvia.
With regards to the ISF Calipers/rotors yes it was all finished..Rear adapter was a pain to design - really a 3 dimensional bracket design :-).
I have also attached pictures of a Customers car we just now started building with Yellow powder coated ISF Front Calipers and CTS-V rear 4pot calipers. Car will get the full treatment as far as suspension chassis etc.
12-15-16, 08:44 PM
#21
Driver
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i can make the front and rear brackets if needed/wanted.
no way to mount the in the stock location. Too many things in the way. Even with the current location we needed to shave about 10th of an inch off the caliper in between the calipers miunting holes. Nothing you would even notice .
12-15-16, 08:50 PM
#22
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another set of calipers in powder coated white with some flakes in the clear coat. They are for my new lexus RC thats coming in two weeks.
Last edited by johnchi; 12-16-16 at 01:57 AM.
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