Recent content by pecanflyboy

I've never found a complete set. Occassionally, you see a seller with 4 sheets selling for $10 a sheet. I'm suprised its not openly sourced at a reasonable price.

What Howard said! I finally painted my track Miata in roll-on bedliner! Monstaliner. It's UV stable. Obviously, not what you want to do with your $100+K GT40. LOL. But, it sure is durable.

Talked with Mark at GLO, and they are not interested in cars, as this time.

Click here:: GLO paint shop north of Fort Worth, near the TMS racetrack. Ask for Mark.

Hey Sean, Let's chat. I have a lot of experience having airplanes painted, in the Texas area. In some ways these paint shops are similar because they are familiar with fiberglass. In others, they are different because it is not always a state of the art $million paint booth. I would stay...

The Drivers Edge had their first track day at MSR Cresson, Texas on May 2-3. It was a great time, and nobody died. A Mustang wound up with the wheels up, after a couple of rolls, due to COVID. On Thursday the track had a member day and it was packed........business as usual. There were...

Gyroscopic or caster are the likely culprits, as it is speed dependent. Down force would only decrease your camber (make it more negative, top in) and increase your toe in. I suspect the suspension was designed to become more stable at high speeds, thus the heavy steering. If you can reduce...

The Ricardo is from the 2005/2006 Ford GT. They are big and will not fit in some GT projects.

I've heard and read about blueprints. Has anyone found a source for drawings?

Are you guys working from original blueprints? If so, where did you find them? I've been searching for a definitive document that shows exactly how the GT40's were laid out.

The link is to Aircraft Spruce as a result of searching "capacitance fuel level": ACS Capacitance Fuel Level

The problem with capacitance systems is that they are calibrated for a specific fuel dielectric. If you get race gas, ethanol mix, or water in the fuel, the gauge will no longer be accurate. This has been a big discussion in the homebuilt aircraft community. Here is a quote from a popular...

Bill must have been at his computer today, as I've been corresponding with him today, as well. From what I've heard, he makes a great product!

Got it! I was having Flash player issues, not allowing me to see the site. Thanks

Is Bill Hough still producing bodies? The website no longer exists, and I've not received a response to emails. I've yet to call his number, however.