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Thanks Mike. I enjoyed that.

I'll do that, and I'll wire for a relay. Honestly, there is none. When that sensor switches on, it's directly carrying whatever amps the fan is...

Check pegasusautorscing.com great people, fast shipping. They list Setrab high quality sensors at a couple of temp ranges. Graham

It's definitely hot enough. I took the coolant to almost boiling and it filled my expansion tank. Separately wired gauge was showing much higher temp...

There will be a relay somewhere, the fans can draw 15 amps, but if the fans come on your tray is good. Are you sure the sensor is getting hot enough,...

Yes, I was able to jump the sensor to get the fan to run without a problem. I don't see any relay on the circuit, though it may be somewhere I can't...

Come on John. Classes? You know I am smarter than the average 300 pound bear. I easily avoided that. However, my little evil HR minions I...

WOW... what a fun group. You are seriously a bunch of enablers. Almost like drug dealers (wait, isn't the first one usually free?)

Its fair to say that Caterham kits are not quite like Ikea product assembly. I think you need some build inspiration right now. When you are...

I think you tested the temp sensor, a thermostat is a mechanical device. The temp sensor is probably firing a relay, so the relay might be bad. Did...

It was a productive weekend Bruce. Taxes are done and that black Subaru you saw in my driveway made it to my son's place under its own power. I...

You mean those times I’ve been in Secaucus when you came over, had dinner with me....and encouraged me? Are those the times to which you are...

Although I prefer Croc's unedited post (Mike, don't tell me you've actually been swayed by all those HR mandated classes?!) even this version nailed...

Nice try but no! A car is perfect when you own it and have made it yours. Its time for you to join my fellow forum members above. Modify the...

The 951 is simply proof that I've elevated procrastination to an art form. -John

Ok Greg - it's been a long rainy weekend. Perfect weather for some build progress...let's see it :-) Cheers, -Bruce

Dear SpfldIL62701, Thank you for such a nice report on the Chassis #104 Superstalker. I have been trying to help Bill sell this car even though I...

Its that damn Outback steakhouse you keep hitting up in Secaucus every time you fly into Teteboro! :rofl:

Is that why your Porsche 944 project is lying neglected in your garage? :bs:

Some very nice cars Bob. I sure like the T-Bird!

You all (or more appropriately from TX, "Yawl") make some pretty good points. My response comes in at least 3 layers. 1). The car is perfect,...

A good turnout; a beautiful morning! --Bob Collum

It's the dinghy for the Cayenne!

My plan was never to use the adjustable air horns as the permanent solution, but rather to use them on the dyno to see how various lengths impact the...

Actually, the adjustable ones can be useful for determining the length that you want. You will need good ears or a dyno to determine where the boost...

Also, notice that the mouth of the adjustable horn isn't as wide as the mouth on your original. Also bad, because a wide mouth gives you smoother...

It seems to me that this is an ideal project for 3D printing. I have a decent 3D printer that can print nylon, and ABS, both of which have enough...

As an admin of this site, I am sworn to influence, cajole, and compel people into se7en ownership. Seriously, if you really like this specific...

The adjustable airhorns from Emerald arrived. Given they slide into the TB, they have a narrower throat than the standard 90mm airhorns (43mm vs....