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Worried about all that weight in the rear of your aircooled 911 ? Concerned just how tail happy it can get ? Worry no more, JE has the solution for you ...
Enjoy
https://youtu.be/L4AY-Bjl_NQ?t=651
Incredible use of the rear view mirror I think
In fairness, JayEmm does admit at the very start of the video that there's "technical problem" with the production, seemingly caused by an issue with the car breaking down.
guyvert1 said:
hahahah.... Come on, someone with some interweb skills lay this over the top
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3WShMzwT-nM
No don’t, we’d lose the sound of the gearchange you can hear after he exits the corner
Yellow491 said:
Be alright when he headbutts those bolts in the cage, terrifying
Remember Willy Green telling me you need the cage covered wherever your arms can reach.
Frightening possibilities with that car on the vid.
993rsr said:
Yellow491 said:
Be alright when he headbutts those bolts in the cage, terrifying
Remember Willy Green telling me you need the cage covered wherever your arms can reach.
Frightening possibilities with that car on the vid.
Yep willy was right for sure,told me the same,only thinking ofhim and his statement while strapped in my gt2 seeing what i could touch,even thinkIng about what if the seat sheers off,having seen this happen!
Not much effort to pad correctly
Slippydiff said:
Yellow491 said:
Be alright when he headbutts those bolts in the cage, terrifying
Scary isn't it Paul ?
Not intended or set up as a track car either, so I barely see the point of a half cage, let alone a full one.
Apart from that, it looks unite a fun car. Purists would hate perhaps, but it seems to work nicely on those A roads.
The cage is a bolt together affair, yet he's painted over them, perhaps a welded cage would have suited better, would have been lighter.
And you're right, it isn't a race type car as the harnesses would fail scrutineering on the angles (directly down to the floor) and in a stop I can't see what would hold them on his shoulders properly without sliding down the sides, he'd pop out of them I think.
Other than that looks nice I suppose
