Rod Bender

@davidf - Great advice David, and I can vouch for these as well. I've just purchased 2x5 gallon and 2x3 gallon for use with my cars here in Australia. Spent last weekend modifying the front of my BJ...

G'day, Hoping for some advice on the following. I have SR3 chassis 981 here in Tasmania, and have found a small crack in the chassis on the left rear top shock mount. The crack has propagated from ...

@charleyhradicalsportscarregistry-com - G'day Charley... what pressure does your cylinder run and how many lifts can you get from something that small?? Rod

@azwcat - perfect - thanks for doing that!

@azwcat ...any chance of a photo of it on your car?? I'm in Australia and don't want to get it all the way over here without having seen one fitted. I think Specialised Car Covers in the UK also offe...

@gwt561324- Thanks Garrett. Any idea how many watts each warmer draws when the element is on fully? I'm wondering if I could run 4 of these off my Honda generator... or whether I would need another ...

@raider89 - excellent - thanks for sharing! Just to confirm, that number is for the SR3 RSX model? ... I'm in Australia, so don't want to end up with something shipped all that way which isn't right!

Looks and sounds great Charley! .... does it have Launch Control enabled as a standard option??

@azwcat - In my opinion 0.5mm difference will make zero difference in L/R brake balance. The distance the brake pads 'knock-off' the rotor face on both rotors should be the same, so there should be n...

@ntf3000 - that's the filter I think

Hi All, I've got a 2015 SR3 RSX (Chassis 981) here in Tasmania and I'm close to getting on the track for the first time. I've seen a few comments on the fuel cell 'life'. It's mentioned above in thi...

Posted by: @rjbender G'day Josh, ... this is in my post from a few days ago in this thread.... my solution for holding down the front... with next to no chance of pulling the alignment out. Here ar...

@johnannz - and here is what I was recommended to use by Radical Australia...

G'day David, I would agree with others here, that the best way to secure the car is using the D-Rings. I have used tie-down straps like the ones you have shown in your original post (although on a VW...

@gobble - good suggestion I think. Someone else will know for sure (I haven't driven my car yet... new to this too!), but I think if it's a fuel pressure problem you should be able to look at the dat...