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hey kyle good to see you are still around....please help pete I want to see this car last more than 2 laps.

what did you end up doing with the bonnet? what's next?

you can't go past a basic bond cage for the price. a comprehensive cage can always be sorted out later if needed, I'm still running a basic cage in mine (then again I've never roled mine off a cliff)

Yeah I'm still here just.

I havn't had much to do with this project as pete is mastering most himself, which is good to see.

Don't worry I know for sure that I will have to put in at some time as there are things that pete just cant do.

Pete has to get the 31 out of my garage b4 he is aloud to bring up any thing else for me to work on, and I certainly aint going to sydney

to work on it. To much equipment to drag down.

Trust me I will make it competitive enough for you 2 boys to duel it out! hehe

Cheers

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