rear diff parts what are they?
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You mean like this 

Steve Heath sells a bracket which bolts to the rear diff to mount one of the wheel speed sensors, the other is mounted using the speedo pick up bracket, there's just enough room to dill a hole in the bracket to mount the sensor.
Steve also supplies two brackets for the front wheels, the sensors pick up on the back of the wheel studs.
System works really well on my car, haven't tried the launch control yet and not got use to it enough to start sliding it but from a confidence point of view its nice to know its there, controls wheel spins superbly, I started at 0% and now I'm on 8%, you can feel the difference each increment makes.
Rich.


Steve Heath sells a bracket which bolts to the rear diff to mount one of the wheel speed sensors, the other is mounted using the speedo pick up bracket, there's just enough room to dill a hole in the bracket to mount the sensor.
Steve also supplies two brackets for the front wheels, the sensors pick up on the back of the wheel studs.
System works really well on my car, haven't tried the launch control yet and not got use to it enough to start sliding it but from a confidence point of view its nice to know its there, controls wheel spins superbly, I started at 0% and now I'm on 8%, you can feel the difference each increment makes.
Rich.
ridds said:
I believe it's a WIP the interior's due to be sorted when the car has been shaken-down fully. 
Exactly 
Interior didn't fair well during the resto, family of May bugs moved in and I had some wierd culture growing on the head lining

Complete interior retrim on the cards at some point. Just fitted cream Tuscan seats, not too bad a match with the magnolia but will get the makeover eventually.
TC controller was just slightly smaller than the ash tray but its ok for now.
Got to concentrate on finishing the outside.....just got my invitation to exhibit her at the Pistonhead show in January

Rich.
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