just a bunch of "street Queens? are ya?![]()
This is a discussion on Building a Stage Rally Car within the Motorsports Talk forums, part of the Community - Meet other Enthusiasts category; i havent been much of a frequent Clubber but now that im building my 06 WRX that i rolled last ...
i havent been much of a frequent Clubber but now that im building my 06 WRX that i rolled last March into a Stage Rally Car i was just wondering how many guys in the region are doing this aswell and how far along you are if not finished and racing
right now im in the process of stripping/prepping my interior for a roll cage that will be going in within the next month or so. im not planning on doing any seam welding cause it would cost me alot of time i dont have for prepping and money that i could be spending on other things like suspenssion and safty equipment.
ive replaced some pieces of my front clip that got damaged (still have a bit of welding to do on that). i have everything i need to get her back on the road and looking good but thats not really my goal. my goal is to get out on the stages and have some fun.
if there is anyone in the region that has any pictures of there cars rallying or just sitting (waiting for the next one) post up and let us see what your working with.
if anyone is interested, Prescott Rally is coming up Oct. 1-2 2010... check it out if your into it
if anyone thinks this thread sould be somewere else in the Forums let me know and go ahead and move it.
thanks, Cam (aka Cambo)
Last edited by ProRallyWannabe; 05-31-2012 at 12:42 PM.
"Strait roads are for fast cars... Turns are for fast drivers" -Colon Steele McRae (1968-2007)
just a bunch of "street Queens? are ya?![]()
"Strait roads are for fast cars... Turns are for fast drivers" -Colon Steele McRae (1968-2007)
I'm trying to get into it myself.. Only problem is my upgrades are slow in getting put on and I can't seem to find a good area up in the seattle area... Im dying to find a perfect spot for it but no one seems to want to help!
'88 Sub Justy *Rock in oil pan killed on freeway
'87 Honda Civic *Bad pistons (to lazy to fix)
'85 Nissan 200sx *Blown engine drifting
'00 Sub Outback *Mother literally stole
'92 Toyota Tercel *Hated it
'02 WRX '07 kawasaki ninja. * current
yeah, ive been doing all the work on my car in my 2 car garage by myself. when i first started i didnt know anything about my WRX except how to drive it. i hadnt even done an oil change on it myself. it will be cool to know what i did the whole build all on my own.
here are some pictures...
before i rolled it
after i rolled it
cut off the front end
pulled the engine and tranny
gutted the interior to put the cage in (havent put it in yet)
i replaced the damaged pieces of the front clip
i just resently bought 5 gravel wheels and tires
this is how she sits now
now im getting ready to take her to the frame shop to get straitend and then shes off to get the cage put in. then its time to put her all back together and put her on her first Stage Rally
"Strait roads are for fast cars... Turns are for fast drivers" -Colon Steele McRae (1968-2007)
stripped the sound deadening to prep for the cage. i bought some dry ice from the market and let it sit on my sound deadening till it froze and it came up pretty easy ...
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"Strait roads are for fast cars... Turns are for fast drivers" -Colon Steele McRae (1968-2007)
Good luck in the build... but there's TONS of work to come.
are you planing on running pro rallies? or just rallyx?
if running pro rallying, look at the nasa or rally america rules books or you might get some surprises as you need to meet their rules / cage build / prep... all the turbo cars run on restrictors, etc....
+1 ,
nice& good luck with your build etc
Also for info/help or questions, you may want to pm my good mate Billy (RS22b) on here also runs
Team BrokenMotorsports
http://www.clubwrx.net/forums/2678928-post3.html
and they also won 2wd in USRC at the Prescott Rally:
Prescott Rally final for United States Rally Championship Success
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Last edited by Weasel 555; 10-23-2010 at 11:55 AM.
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yes, im building the car for pro rallies and also alot of rallyx's for seat time.
thanks for the tips but ive already done alot of resurch on NASA and Rally America to build my car to meet there rules and regulations. i still have more reading to do but so far im on the right track. unfortunatly, i will be racing with a turbo and dont have any coefficiants to race a RA stage rallys so ill have to do events that dont require coefficiants to get to RA.
i have a couple cage builders that i can use (Kyle Jackson & Scott G.) that have build many cages to meet NASA and RA standards in my area. and im planing on getting it started by the first of the year. this wont be a halfass build so if you guys are interested in building one or seeing what it takes to build a stage rally car, hopefully this thread will be very helpfull.
thanks, i believe he is a member on DirtyImpreza.com. i saw those pictures there
thanks guys![]()
Last edited by ProRallyWannabe; 10-23-2010 at 05:26 PM.
"Strait roads are for fast cars... Turns are for fast drivers" -Colon Steele McRae (1968-2007)
i put the front pieces on to see how they would fit after replacing the pieces of my front clip...
not too bad![]()
"Strait roads are for fast cars... Turns are for fast drivers" -Colon Steele McRae (1968-2007)
Subscribed. Cool build you have going.![]()
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thank you, unfortunatly im trying to buy a house right now so the build got put on hold... i will update as soon as i start doing more work.
right now im attempting to reroute my brake lines to bypass my ABS with hard lines (ABS FTL!). all we have here in the states are Standard lines and fittings so im gonna have to get all creative with this one....
4.75mm (stock Subaru brake line) is super close to 3/16" so thats what im using for my lines, then im taking my stock fittings (metric) and using them were the standard lines meet the fitting that goes to the rear lines and were they meet the soft lines in the wheel wells. then im gonna used standard fittings on the stock lines were i have to use a standard T-fitting. kinda confusing but i think it will work. ill keep y'all posted on my progress. im still working on getting a good Double Flare *sigh*
"Strait roads are for fast cars... Turns are for fast drivers" -Colon Steele McRae (1968-2007)
"Strait roads are for fast cars... Turns are for fast drivers" -Colon Steele McRae (1968-2007)
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