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Have a good one, happy Birthdsy.

+1 the list of reasons goes on forever, get a pair of nice soft and easy to move Race Ramps and enjoy

Welcome and enjoy. Fun cars, everyone you meet will love it. There are lots of answers here, so have fun.

yep, just a matter of time.

yes, accumulate stock parts. period. just don't be a pig.

It may indeed not be the intake boot in this case, but it should be checked for the internal stiffener to eliminate the option. The OEM boot can absolutely collapse under hard acceleration without reinforcement and the driver will experience a sudden and momentary loss of power I posted a video...

That was the reason for the question; looks like the tire may have seen a lot of heat on that edge at some point, like the inside edge does with a lot of negative camber. If it was once the other way around and on a set up with say 4-5 deg neg camber, Pirelli's don't seem to like that. I failed...

Was this tire ever previously run flipped the other way? Or does the car moderately understeer?

Very nice looking car. Do like the side stripe delete.

It won't be competitive as a race car, it's just too heavy and if you pump in more horsepower, it can't keep itself cool unless you dump the supercharger. It's cheap to run but expensive to repair so even as a track car it's just a novelty. It was built to look good and drive nice. But if you...

Very cool. Good to see everyone out, even in the wet.

Step away from the meat slicer and enjoy the day. Why aren't you over here with us at the ring. Happy Birthday, hope it was a good one. jnj

SC pulley must be pressed off. Remove SC snout housing and take out the shaft. Support the pulley and press the shaft out. It's on there really tight and let's go with a bang.

That's a good one. Thanks.

I'm sure everyone knows there are lot's of track days at the ring (not just the tourist drive times). The one you mention is a street car only, with street legal tires. Maybe plan a track day back to back at the ring and SPA (it's an hour away)- rent from RSR and get the same track car both...

Funny, I always thought Senna was a left foot braker.

Happy Birthday, EP

The artificial harbor #5 was interesting, didn't know they did that.... http://www.crackedhistory.com/10-weapons-made-d-day-possible/

S/C oil available on Amazon and Ebay. Fill as per above, and Yes it's the black allen head plug passenger side of the snout. Stuff some rags under the hole and pump some in with a large syringe and clear hose until it runs out real good.

Supercharger fluid available on ebay and amazon. Arbor press needed to remove and install pulley. Remove aft S/C bolts last, that's what allows the S/C to tilt off the belt - reverse for re-install. If you do have a lift you can reach the tensioner and relax it and restraint it with a 1/2" drive...