Lex's Ek9 k20 Race Base


A company called Walls Autospray in cwmbran bud, not used them before but they were recommended to me
 
Nice one puddin boiii.

Not shaving anything or anything like that its just that I didn't trust myself to do a good job of it :p
 
The bay is done, time to finally start putting things back on, hopefully my mounts won't be much longer
 

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Same here bud, I've not tried it before so should be interesting to say the least haha.

I'm due up the garage Saturday so I'll hopefully have some progress to report
 
today me and the mad scientist at 360 motorsport got busy buying some parts to get the custom brake lines in, I decided to try and keep it moderately clean so went for a moderate tucked look as well as bulkhead fittings to feed to the rears.

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Interesting way of routing the brake pipes, you running a in car prop valve?
 
Nah I won't be using a prop valve, if I'm brutally honest I'm not completely clued up on the whole setup for the brakes, I'm relying on my good friend at 360 motorsport for knowledge on the best way to put them together for what I need it to do.

Cheers Liam, it's really nice to be putting stuff on it for a change
 
You will need to run some sort of prop/bias valve in there, the rears will be locking up all the time if you don't

a wilwood valve would do the job and are easy to install in line
 
Makes perfect sense having looked into it, I've not made my own lines up before so you'll have to excuse my ignorance, I'll get a prop valve asap cheers for the info dude I really appreciate it
 
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