Monday, July 16, 2012

Random weekend outdoor footage

Small compilation of outdoor footage, starring my lovely dog.
HD available on youtube.



ARD CER D11 CVD mod: the cheap way

SO, I have finally finished the steering mod. It's the simplest and cheapest way to give your CVD's a few more degrees of lock. Basically you just have to shave off the material that stops the dog bone from moving further into the cup. Simple as that. Also, had to shave off some material from C-hubs. 
I think the increase is around 2-3 degrees. Is it enough - judge for yourself.



Sunday, July 15, 2012

Latest video Update: 13.07.2012

I haven't posted a video for a while. Partly because no one wants to film anything, and partly because not all people like to ride tandem rides, and just do freakish stuff when I try to follow them.
But I finally found a solution to both problems, and made a video. 
Beter to watch on Youtube.


Thursday, July 12, 2012

D1-10 Open European Drift championship review

There are not many Posts out there, about the past D1-10 open European Championship, which is, in my opinion, very strange. There are no online results yet as well, which is more strange.

http://cs304205.userapi.com/v304205430/135b/7hzbioGT39M.jpg

Sunday, July 1, 2012

Spice Toyota Vellfire

Earlier this week, my new mate came to me during practice and asked, If I could make him a favor and paint the body. He did not say, what kind of body it was, but he only told me the colors he wanted - white body with a red stripe. That were the colors that I had left from my previous works, so I said "Yes, why not".

Tuesday, May 8, 2012

Alex Racing Design CER D11 Plustoyo

Finally, holidays have arrived, and I had some time to clean my chassis properly, and rebuild it with thread lock, which, how I understood in the process, was a total must. 

After 4 months of using the chassis, I can say, that it rides really great. Weight balance and weight shift possibilities are amazing. The only downsides for me, are a bit weak rear CVD's and not enough steering lock.


Tuesday, May 1, 2012

Onevia pop-up lights. Finally done


Well, it's been almost a year since I cut the holes for these pop-up lights. And now they are finally done.
I was in a real hurry, so I messed up some parts, but I really like that it works, and it is finished at last.
This body holds a total of 22 LED's with working turn signals, stop lights, rearward movement lights, and blinkers, as well as an intercooler (which i don't have yet) light. ALl thanks to this magical thingy.



Here is a small video of how it works.