![]() bruvsmotorworks compact buildModerator: is-si Re: bruvsmotorworks compact buildgot some 7 series brembo's as part of the deal (hopefully) going to make them fit, just need to take time sussing out disc size and adapter bracket etc. clearance won't be an issue as it will be on 18"
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Re: bruvsmotorworks compact builda good productive day yesterday, with all the loom removed!!
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Them there wires will be the death of you. I'm still traumatised and they disturb my patterns. I keep trying to pearl a yellow with black stripe when I should be knitting a black with yellow stripe. Good luck. How are you picking the diff up with the cage? Pics req'd.
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Hey boyz, If I get chance I'll do the cage a bit earlier than we agreed. It depends how I get on with the greenhouse on wheels. ![]()
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cage diff pick up will be something like this. cage will be different to pic ![]() http://www.bruvsmotorworks.co.uk 320is, 330is rallying!
Re: bruvsmotorworks compact buildm3c wrote
bro' has labelled all the loom and promised me he knows what it all does, i didn't see him use the snips often We want some kind of 4-pot on the front with a minimum 315mm M3 sized discs - but i've not had time to get in to the detail yet. Would also prefer a vented disc set-up on the rear but i want to stick with non m-coupe arms. Going to pull the rear beam off next and install some solid ends ![]()
Re: bruvsmotorworks compact buildis that a custome cages cage in the pic as they do 1 very simlar, very nice looking cage ! Also hockly do a gd range of compact cages at gd prices imo. Cage is a bit of a sticking point 4 me hhhmmm
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Re: bruvsmotorworks compact buildAm in the process at looking for a coge for my compact how much are they at Hockly?
Re: bruvsmotorworks compact builddone some homework on cage's, as the car is getting built to the blur book rather than f.i.a, certificated cages are for some msa/fia events, so generally not needed for the clubbie, so opted for our own spec of cage, done by a guy who has worked for m.sport amongst others
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Re: bruvsmotorworks compact buildThat sounds a good idea i never thought of that. So what are the advantages / disadvantages of doing a cage this way and is there a cost advantage.
Re: bruvsmotorworks compact buildthats the idea, hopefully the cage is made and fitted for the price of just purchasing a "named" cage, if it all works out maybe it could be good for others. looks like we are "guinea pigs" on this one
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Re: bruvsmotorworks compact buildCompacts are very popular in Europe - I'm going for an OMP cage in the new one so it has all the certs for Europe just in case. I keep hearing good things about European events so keen to keep the option open...
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Any reason for wanting to avoid Z3M/M Coupe arms? I failed to find any off the BMW shelf rear vents to fit with compact arms/hubs.
Re: bruvsmotorworks compact buildMainly to maintain compatability with the E30 we are running and avoid swapping output flanges on the diffs. We think we're doing the right thing maximising the track width too as it will be arched.
Plans are still a little fluid until we are fully measured up ![]()
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spoke to the m.s.a regarding the our cage idea's, very helpful, cage doesn't need cert to run on national "A" and "b" events and if you want to go to f.i.a land its all on the organising club, but most don't worry if the car is to m.s.a. blur book spec or better http://www.bruvsmotorworks.co.uk 320is, 330is rallying!
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