Umai's S12

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Umai Naa!!
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Post by Umai Naa!! »

Hooray!

Scored those Tomei/RS*R extractors for Y3,000 (approx $40-$50AUD). Another $300 on top of that will get them into the country :)
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Post by Umai Naa!! »

The official bill for the Tomei Extractors is $247.47 shipped to me :)

Seriously, you cannot get them new for that, let alone made locally.
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al3x
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Post by al3x »

who did you use to import them?
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Post by Umai Naa!! »

www.JesseStreeter.com

I wouldn't use anyone else. If anyone is curious as to what the commission on them was, it was Y1000.
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Post by Umai Naa!! »

Hooray!! My extractors turned up!!

Also, the car has a working handbrake now :)
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Post by DRIFTKID »

how did you go abouyt the hand brake?
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Post by Umai Naa!! »

Second-hand properly-adjusted TRX S3 handbrake shoes with heaps of meat on them, new discs, and a properly-adjusted cable (Read: maxed-out adjuster!).

I wouldn't rely on it for skids, but it seems to hold the car just fine. The ratchet is at full-extension, though.
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Candellan
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Post by Candellan »

I had a closer look at the "adjustment" on mine & all they did was put a nut behind the central pivot to take out as much slack as possible. Like you said it holds on a hill, but it's full ratchet (which I can't actually do strapped into the Bride seat). Who needs a handbrake at the track anyway, a rock works just as well in the pits.
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Post by Umai Naa!! »

Yeah, I never use it in the pits anyway. Given the heat, it's possible to weld the shoes to the drums if you're not careful.
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Post by james »

Umai Naa!! wrote:Yeah, I never use it in the pits anyway. Given the heat, it's possible to weld the shoes to the drums if you're not careful.
That's actually quite funny to witness but annoying to have happen to you!
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