1Revvin7

Nhra rulebook says it has to be 6" from the firewall. Saftey precaution.

setzep

Is it because when your clutch explodes the firewall is normally inline with the shrapnel?

j9fd3s

yeah, but if you can feel 20lbs moving 12" forward, you should be in f1

Hassan

I really need to read the rule book.

Jims5543

Same goes for the NOS solenoids. They cannot be mounted on firewall. Big no no.





I am still trying to get past the fact that you cut your front frame. I am not flaming it just seems like such a major breach of the cars chasis integrity.

g_dripht-alex

thats the same thing i said when i looked at it..."did he really cut his frame" that doesnt seem like a good idea at all i think your chassis is gonna flex alot more now.

Hassan

Now where did I cut the frame? The only thing that is cut in my car is the radiator support. The frame was not touched. I am not in the favor of cutting the frame either. If i have to for some reason, I will weld in a bar in its place. (Have lots of rollbar tubing, tubing bender and a TIG )

Hassan

BTW Jim,



What wheels are those on your car?

g_dripht-alex

frame...rad support same diff..haha. but seriously wouldnt that make it flex more? wouldnt the top of where the rad support used to be flex in and out under hard cornering? i mean its sort of the same concept as to why people use strut bars to tie together the strut towers with a strut tower bar...correct me if im wrong, just a thought.

Hassan

Actually there is a big bar that is there from the factory for the same purpose. The radiator support is actually not that stiff. But I am sure i lost a bit of support but then i addded (also welded in) a bracket under the car to hold the radiator in. It is actually stiffer than what i cut out.