Reply to "Thunder Ranch build thread"

DannyP

Ed, some cars will have that top oil cooler hose tube hit the bottom of the clamshell, some not. Lenny's does not hit on his type4 powered Vintage with DTM. I think if it does hit you can flatten it some.

My 911 fan ring used to hit the clamshell under extreme conditions, like banging the next gear very hard, until I installed a stiffer rear trans mount and a transmission strap. There is no movement any more, thankfully.

So you have no working electrical because it's messed up or because you have nothing hooked to the ends of the wires?

5/2/193:26 AM

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