Over the past few years we’ve received a number of inquires on our DIY digi-dash setup so we thought maybe it was time to sit down and post up as much of that info as possible so that it can be found by others who are also searching. Where to start!? Our little digi-dash setup […]
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DIY Digi-Dash Nuts and Bolts
Posted: 19th December 2011 by Joseph in DIY, The Car, The Digi & DashTags: atomic motorsports, bluetooth GPS, carbon fiber dash, carputer, dashcommand, data logger, digi dash, digidash, digital dash, digital dashboard, digital display, digital gauges, DIY digi dash, DIY digidash, in-car computer, MaxQData, palmer performance, RaceChrono, touch-it, touchscreen, tyrolsport, Zeitronix
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For those of you that just recently signed up to receive our blog updates you probably haven’t missed us, but for those of you that have been around for a while… well, you probably haven’t missed us either. At any rate, we wanted to post up to at least let everyone know we are still […]
Event week is finally here – I thought it would never come! We spent this past Saturday finishing the last minute tasks that needed to be done before we headed out. One of our big tasks for the day was to get the trailer wiring set up on my new-to-me Ford Sportsmobile van which will […]
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As our June 23rd event with CART at LRP approaches, we are slowly checking to-do items off our checklist. This past weekend I was able to finish up the Lexan windshield install by adding a nice clean bead of black silicone in the gap between the lexan and the car’s body. This silicone not only […]
Lexan Goodness
Posted: 24th May 2011 by 4amRacing in DIYTags: atomic motorsports, DIY lexan windshield, DIY racecar, DIY racecar windshield, lexan windscreen, lexan windshield, MR10, polycarbonate, race windshield, tyrolsport
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It took us a few weeks to get our act together, but we did finally find the time to get together and install the lexan windshield. In our last blog entry we said that we had decided on 1/4″ material, but we struggled to find someone who could supply it in the correct size – […]