JCrim's Road Racing Thread - Stay Tuned!
#83
01-25-2011, 11:26 AM
Contrasting colors bro!
And color matched wheels:
Car looks amazing....hopefully I'll be joining you in Tejas soon homie!
BTW, I love the racing suit
And color matched wheels:
Car looks amazing....hopefully I'll be joining you in Tejas soon homie!
BTW, I love the racing suit
#88
01-25-2011, 11:47 AM
I agree with staying in the brighter color palate....oranges, reds, neons (warm colors) > blues, purples (cool colors)....especially with silver.
You could play with the color palate on Forza or Gran Turismo. Powdercoating is cheap, beautiful racecars are priceless.
You could play with the color palate on Forza or Gran Turismo. Powdercoating is cheap, beautiful racecars are priceless.
#91
01-26-2011, 11:09 AM
translate please! 
Sorry man, I already sold them all (cross bars, c pillar, cusco rep rear strut)
I wont need any more bars now lol. everything is connected by DOM lol all struts housings are one! lol
Sorry man, I already sold them all (cross bars, c pillar, cusco rep rear strut)
I wont need any more bars now lol. everything is connected by DOM lol all struts housings are one! lol
#94
01-26-2011, 09:58 PM
lol too bad...
it was kind of obvious you would'nt keep them with the cage
Go with something neutral like matte black for the interior and a bright colored cage (you should inspire yourself from a brand) kinda like ryanroland suggested
Honestly i really love how your Fit is coming along... i just wish i could afford to dedicate mine to track too... maybe in a few years!
+rep
@bnd: lol... definitly eliminated the beige factor from your civic!!!
it was kind of obvious you would'nt keep them with the cage
Go with something neutral like matte black for the interior and a bright colored cage (you should inspire yourself from a brand) kinda like ryanroland suggested
Honestly i really love how your Fit is coming along... i just wish i could afford to dedicate mine to track too... maybe in a few years!
+rep@bnd: lol... definitly eliminated the beige factor from your civic!!!
Last edited by cr4zy3lgato; 01-26-2011 at 11:00 PM.
#95
01-27-2011, 09:16 AM
haha i love it when you talk dirty to me. haha thanks man! I can't wait to get it back ^_^
Its a hard decision lol I might just go oem ssm on the inside for now.
Keep what? the takatas? I am keeping them.
thanks for the love man! Can wait to feel how rigid and stiff she's going to be.
Its a hard decision
lol I might just go oem ssm on the inside for now. Go with something neutral like matte black for the interior and a bright colored cage (you should inspire yourself from a brand) kinda like ryanroland suggested
Honestly i really love how your Fit is coming along... i just wish i could afford to dedicate mine to track too... maybe in a few years! +rep
@bnd: lol... definitly eliminated the beige factor from your civic!!!
Honestly i really love how your Fit is coming along... i just wish i could afford to dedicate mine to track too... maybe in a few years!
+rep@bnd: lol... definitly eliminated the beige factor from your civic!!!
#97
01-27-2011, 10:47 AM
oh yeah! sorry, yeah they are gone. Im like brain dead in the morning. Just finished a monster lol good now. haha
#99
01-27-2011, 01:34 PM
I'm from Texas so safety precautions don't apply to us bosses.
Lol I keed I keed
On a serious note: I have indeed read everything about safety with a cage. I will honestly say yes I will be dailying it for a bit until I purchase a DD here soon. Once you put aftermarket seats in our cars, you will notice it is very low. i even have super low rails so my legs are slightly bent in driving position. the way the cage is being made will in no way be around my head. it will be welded to the chassis. like no gap at all. It will also, just for good measure, be wrapped in the appropriate foam protection. the closest bar will be my A pillar which is raw metal anyways, so if you didn't have a cage and hit your A piller, the results would be the same. but like i said, its super far away and yes I will be 6 pointed down to the seat.
I'm sure there is someone out there that will post "OMG I HAVE NOTHING BETTER TO DO THAN BE A HATER AND HARD POST HOW STUPID YOU ARE FOR DOING THIS ETC.. (INSERT ALL MY TROLL KNOWLEDGE OF ROLL CAGE SAFETY HERE)"
On a side note: i have access to a trailer and truck if one of my friends aren't trailering. i don't mind driving. most tracks are about 2 hours max from where I live.
Last edited by JCrimson; 01-27-2011 at 01:37 PM.
#100
01-27-2011, 01:46 PM
I'm from Texas so safety precautions don't apply to us bosses.
Lol I keed I keed
On a serious note: I have indeed read everything about safety with a cage. I will honestly say yes I will be dailying it for a bit until I purchase a DD here soon. Once you put aftermarket seats in our cars, you will notice it is very low. i even have super low rails so my legs are slightly bent in driving position. the way the cage is being made will in no way be around my head. it will be welded to the chassis. like no gap at all. It will also, just for good measure, be wrapped in the appropriate foam protection. the closest bar will be my A pillar which is raw metal anyways, so if you didn't have a cage and hit your A piller, the results would be the same. but like i said, its super far away and yes I will be 6 pointed down to the seat.
I'm sure there is someone out there that will post "OMG I HAVE NOTHING BETTER TO DO THAN BE A HATER AND HARD POST HOW STUPID YOU ARE FOR DOING THIS ETC.. (INSERT ALL MY TROLL KNOWLEDGE OF ROLL CAGE SAFETY HERE)"
On a side note: i have access to a trailer and truck if one of my friends aren't trailering. i don't mind driving. most tracks are about 2 hours max from where I live.
Lol I keed I keed
On a serious note: I have indeed read everything about safety with a cage. I will honestly say yes I will be dailying it for a bit until I purchase a DD here soon. Once you put aftermarket seats in our cars, you will notice it is very low. i even have super low rails so my legs are slightly bent in driving position. the way the cage is being made will in no way be around my head. it will be welded to the chassis. like no gap at all. It will also, just for good measure, be wrapped in the appropriate foam protection. the closest bar will be my A pillar which is raw metal anyways, so if you didn't have a cage and hit your A piller, the results would be the same. but like i said, its super far away and yes I will be 6 pointed down to the seat.
I'm sure there is someone out there that will post "OMG I HAVE NOTHING BETTER TO DO THAN BE A HATER AND HARD POST HOW STUPID YOU ARE FOR DOING THIS ETC.. (INSERT ALL MY TROLL KNOWLEDGE OF ROLL CAGE SAFETY HERE)"
On a side note: i have access to a trailer and truck if one of my friends aren't trailering. i don't mind driving. most tracks are about 2 hours max from where I live.