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From what I read the speedo cable is too short for the quaiffe. Mine was broken as a result (too tight of a turn at the speedo) Robert Kay has an adapter installed on his, which gives it more length. It appears to work fine for him. Many have switched to a GPS unit. (including myself)

Does any one have the reinforcement brackets for sale for the upper control arm mount point so they mount in double shear? And does anyone have the reinforcement "caps" for the rear upper shock mount? Thanks! Gus

Right, My GT40, with or without AC is the most comfortable car I own. I have done many a long drive in my Cobra, AC Ace, Aceca and Jag.... all amounting to a sweat fest on a hot day... I like my Air-conditioning... ;)

Mike, Put the AC back on! I sealed most leaks (I found a few more) and with the AC it makes it super comfy... I've driven 450 mile trips in complete comfort in 85 degree heat. I use self adhesive neoprene (4 millimeter thickness). It is easy to cut, malleable and does a great job completely...

Blas, I'll take a set. Thanks, Gus

Thanks Guys!

With the help of Mike, maybe I have success this time in posting some photos from Road America. http://p2161.com/images/g4.jpeg http://p2161.com/images/g6.jpeg http://p2161.com/images/g5.jpeg http://p2161.com/images/g3.jpeg http://p2161.com/images/g2.jpeg http://p2161.com/images/g1.jpeg

Very cool photo. Got more? since you know how to post them, and I don't....

Mike, more than likely user error, but I followed the steps. The file size may be too big, but it states it automatically sizes the photos down... They're JPEG images.

For some reason my photos do not upload. Is it because I'm running a MAC, is it the browser? I follow the steps, but each time the upload is unsuccessful. Not sure why it has to be such a complicated process, but then again, this is not my expertise.

Go figure... Maybe, if I feel like it, I will educate myself... but it sure seems like a convoluted process to post photos...

For those of you on FB: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10205057050466447&set=ms.c.eJxVzrsNADEIA9CNTjYhfPZfLO4OGoonW4YwXNzU8Qj3~%3BDjEJDHllOQucYn~%3B4p3KHCxRxnoJJDUltG65ROsWU6gWzxSoRVuiFjmkWv8QS~%3BQP~_gGdjDIP.bps.a.3661144347739.113326.1848614022&type=3&theater

http://www.gt40s.com/forum/members/gus-meyjes-albums-road-america.html I'm trying to post some photos or do links, but either I am too computer illiterate or the process is a royal pain in the ass....

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The first encounter with a massive downpour was a few weeks back, I wasn't so happy, but after RA, I'm taking it in stride. I drive my cars. It's been road legal for 7 weeks, I just passed 2000 miles on it... A nice consolation was that I took 1st in class in the Saturday night Classic car show...

It was all that! I guess I'm not a man of many words... I assume most on this forum have been there themselves, but I could be wrong. You forgot to mention water getting into the cabin and soaking my legs... in spite of my efforts to waterproof the car! I suppose I have more work to do...

well, you're right about checking everything! RA was great as usual. Ive been going there for 9 years and won't be stopping anytime soon. Fabulous atmosphere, both on track as in town.

Having driven about 900 miles this weekend to Road America and back, and being caught in a massive downpour, I was wondering if any of you have found a good way of keeping the dirt out of the the engine compartment and the front end.... It is amazing how filthy this thing gets...

Thanks Rick, I have it. Assuming you mean the tool with the pegs on it that insert into the bearing retainer?

Gary, I noticed your tires: Mickey Thompson. What size do you have on the front? Are your wheels 15's or 16's? Gus