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well thats what I read also but I have not seen one completed yet in any forum. lot of you cans but nobody completed one yet. Since a/c is completed and running I have put my car on a lift and a 3" bar might be too low for the sway bar on ground clearance. but hey I'll keep reading.
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Only 1/4 mile track I know is Gandy Bridge

Only 1/4 mile track I know is Gandy Bridge
well thats what I read also but I have not seen one completed yet in any forum. lot of you cans but nobody completed one yet. Since a/c is completed and running I have put my car on a lift and a 3" bar might be too low for the sway bar on ground clearance. but hey I'll keep reading.
About a year ago I read a post on LS1Tech where a guy used a spacer only on the passenger side to get the clearance he needed. Unable to find it at the moment. He posted pics and it looked like a plausible route to follow.
Hurst
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Originally Posted by Tiffiny
"We all heart the Hurst"
Yes,.. it has. (Sigh)
No word from Bryan. I am out on the road right now. I will text him and see what he has to say.
This is what I have been dealing with for the last year.
My hands are tied,.. I paid cash in full up front. I am at his mercy to if/when it gets completed. My wife wants me to pull it and take it to another shop.
If/when anything changes I will post updates.
Hurst
No word from Bryan. I am out on the road right now. I will text him and see what he has to say.
This is what I have been dealing with for the last year.
My hands are tied,.. I paid cash in full up front. I am at his mercy to if/when it gets completed. My wife wants me to pull it and take it to another shop.
If/when anything changes I will post updates.
Hurst
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Originally Posted by Tiffiny
"We all heart the Hurst"
BTW Hursty I think the truck arm suspension will work well on your wife's mustang, I would probably do that as well for a track car but the autocorss courses are very tight and almost all 1-3rd gear, tops. That's the major reason I went with an IRS instead of a truck arm. The TA is going to be much lighter as well, not much more than the crappy stock set up. The IRS weighs (I'm guessing here, but I've lifted a few) maybe 75- 100 pounds heavier than the stock set up.
I gave him till 1st week in June. I have another shop (A real shop this time) lined up to finish my car if he doesnt finish it by then.
My wife's lawyer will then proceed to procure a judgement to collect any tax returns in order to get our money back.
He has time to roam the streets and party it up, but cant finish my car. I have things set in motion to prove that he was/is perfectly capable of finishing my car if it ever goes to court. I have witnesses and video of him taken by several people who know my situation. Not to mention endless promises in emails and text messages from him personally. karma always circles back around.
Hurst
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Originally Posted by Tiffiny
"We all heart the Hurst"
BTW Hursty I think the truck arm suspension will work well on your wife's mustang, I would probably do that as well for a track car but the autocorss courses are very tight and almost all 1-3rd gear, tops. That's the major reason I went with an IRS instead of a truck arm. The TA is going to be much lighter as well, not much more than the crappy stock set up. The IRS weighs (I'm guessing here, but I've lifted a few) maybe 75- 100 pounds heavier than the stock set up.
Hurst
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Originally Posted by Tiffiny
"We all heart the Hurst"
This is more of a fun car. A weekend toy that can be daily driven. Will have heat and working AC. Will be a 'heavy' car by road course standards. My goal is to balance out the car. Cutting down on whats not needed while still retaining 'most' creature comforts.
I keep hoping to see someone make some fox specific spindles or a-arms to narrow down the IRS for a Fox specific application.
Hurst
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Originally Posted by Tiffiny
"We all heart the Hurst"


