NASA Race at Road America Oct 21-22

[drivemusicnow]

... Yes, Supercar engineering SHOULD make DSM parts. And I think there is enough market for you to turn a decent profit in this market.

Yes, it typically costs money to make money, and I have no idea what your "startup" costs would be to expand into this market; however, I think a lot of it could be adapted from your experience with the 3SI market. I'll take a brake kit made for a 600hp 3200lb Vr4 for my track DSM please!

 

[Slow old poop]

... I'll take a brake kit made for a 600hp 3200lb Vr4 for my track DSM please!

Uh, VR4s are more like 4000 lb.

I SHATTERED brake rotors on my VR4 (broke two PowerSlops in half at the hub, and broke a Porterfield rotor into four pieces) until Philip finally fixed it. Supercar Engineering provided me a special bracket for my Porsche Big Red calipers to fit over a two-piece 13.5 in, fat Coleman rotor, and my braking problems went away.

You should see the MONSTER brake kit he built for LethalVR4's car! He put spacers into the Big Reds to fit over a rotor that looks like it is two inches thick.

Like LethalVR4, I buy all my parts from SuperCar Engineering when I can.

When Philip decides to supply parts for DSMs, them other vendors better walk softly, stranger. He will build some great stuff. All we gotta do is convince him there's a market here.

Rich

 

[Supercar1]

Rich, Jon -- thank you for all the props!

Ludachris -- I just want to fix Rich's problems for now. Please email me the supporting vendor package, hope there are some carrots in it. I might just sign up if I see that I can sell a product here to someone besides Rich. May I continue discussing the technical side of things though?

Philip