Track Bred EG6 Build… Part 18

Today I’m back with yet another exciting post on Jerry’s k-powered EG6. With the redesigned floor completed and fresh out of paint, it’s now time to put it back together. Today we will be taking a look at the re-assembly with the race meet not too far away and also some test fitting of the newly designed front end to accommodate for the new intake setup. With that said, I will let you guys get on with today’s post.

As always the link to the previous posts can be found below for those who may need to catch up on this build…

Track Bred EG6 Build…

And for those already updated lets jump right in…

New Eibach suspension finally installed…

K-Tuned shifter,Painless Performance switch panel and some other goodies making their way back into the cockpit…

Another look at the fuel setup, finally completed…

Rear suspension securely in place…

Quick snap of the rear hatch door…

One of the new additions to the exterior for this race meet will be a carbon fibre duckbill spoiler to replace the very recognizable big ass wing that is normally used…

Doors ready and waiting to be installed…

A closer look at the huge 13″ Wilwood big brake kit attached to the Drive Shaft Shop axles…

One of the many new goodies that Jerry added is this press button external kill switch…

Things are looking pretty good in the engine bay….

In the cockpit, things are also starting to take shape with the seat bolted in…

Some close up shots of the newly designed front end as promised…

Similar to the ITB’s, the filter for this setup will be sticking out of the hood as well…

Full frontal view so you can get an idea of what to expect when completed…

We’re going to close out today’s post with a close-up shot of the new setup, until next time…

Daryl’s Rally K-EG Build… Part 7

It has been a while since I’ve had the chance to post an update on Daryl’s Rally K-EG Build. To recap, we saw Daryl suffer an unfortunate incident during the Valvoline Stage Rally where his hood blew up and severely damaged the windshield and roof. Fortunately he managed to have the car ready for the Scotiabank King Of The Hill, where he had a good day, placing first in his group, Modified 7. Heading into Day 1 of Sol Rally Barbados things were looking up, but he was plagued with a series of problems throughout the day that would cause him to later withdraw from the two day event.

Since the last update, he has been in the process of making some significant changes for the upcoming 2014 rally season. In today’s update we take a closer look at one of the major changes. I have also took the liberty to attach some in-car footage of him on two different stages, of which we can thank RallymaxxTv for.

As usual, for those who missed out of the previous posts, I’ve included the link below.

Daryl’s Rally K-EG Build…

 

Starting off today’s post with some shots of the car as it sat before the Scotiabank King Of The Hill event…

After the hood blew up damaging the windshield and roof, Daryl was able to get it repaired in time for the following rally…

Sponsor stickers added and ready to go…

Video footage from the Dark Hole stage during the Sol Rally Barbados…

Some more footage, this time from the Golden Grove stage…

This is how the car currently sits…

As I’ve mentioned earlier, Daryl is in the process of making some major changes for the upcoming season. He went forward and made the step-up from the H pattern dogbox to a sequential Sadev gearbox.

  A look at the shifter test fitted in the car…

To be sure the mount bracket was accurately fabricated, the gearbox was fitted to the engine…

Initial stages of the fabrication process…

After the first set of fitting and welding here is what the bracket looks like…

Final fitting to make sure everything is lined up correctly…

A view from above…

One final shot of the mount and bracket in place…

Another piece that was fabricated to allow for the new setup to work…

Cleaned up and painted…

Final shots of the gearbox bracket cleaned up and completed…

That’s all for today’s post… Thanks for taking a look! Look out for our next update.