Happy Turkey Day~

Posted by on November 24, 2011 Leave a comment (9) Go to comments

Today is Thanksgiving Day in the United States and people usually eat turkey and share what they are thankful for having.

Here’s a couple things that I managed to get around to installing that I am thankful for~

1: Installed my new Nardi wheel and Works bell hub.
interior

interior
Still need to wire up the cruise control work and think of a way to make the wheel look more OEM…

2: Installed my carbon fiber cooling panel~
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carbon

carbon
carbon
One of the few places I don’t mind having exposed carbon fiber that doesn’t stand out too much.

So what are you thankful for today or this week/month/year?

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  • Cake

    I see you have the Iphone. I recently got Harry’s lap timer and a window mount. To do laptimes and has other nice features aswell and if you have a 3GS or new you can do video with telemetry aswell. Which is a 10th of the cost of a Vbox or PBox.

    • http://domofactor.com Terrell

      o0o0o0, do you know if that’s available with android?

    • http://domofactor.com Derrick

      Interesting lol. I have the porsche app that measures g-forces and I have the pocketdyno app to measure 1/4 mile times and horsepower…. I don’t think they’re that accurate but they’re fun to play with.

  • Anonymous

    nice interrior terrell the carbon fiber picies is amazing love it ^^

    • http://domofactor.com Terrell

      itsuka, that’s actually derrick’s car. not mine :p

      • Anonymous

        LOL oups my bad ^^

    • http://domofactor.com Derrick

      Lol thanks~

  • http://domofactor.com Terrell

    awesome stuff!^_^ looks like i’ll need to pick up a cooling panel myself. lol if only they made one in kevlar >_<

    Also, does that cage on the driver's side hit your leg. it looks like it would get annoying. lol

    • http://domofactor.com Derrick

      Do eet! before they’re all gone forever lol.

      And I don’t think I’ve ever hit my leg on the a pillar bar of my cage. It sometimes catches my foot while i’m getting out, but other than that no problems.

      That was one of my main concerns so when I installed my cage, I made sure to try and and install that bar as far to the left and forward as I could, and thnks to the great design by cusco, my shin has about two to two and a half inches of space between it and the bar.

      After a while though, you get use to it and now I get in and out very easily like it’s not even there lol.