MightyMike

...and the steering wheel.

The ring will do, but you should dress it up a little... http://bowlertransmissions.com/p/544/billet-shift-bezel-shift-boot-shifter-shift-ring-console

So that's what I'm smelling while driving around in Denver.

Also rebuilding my broken Storker...replacing the rear panel and fenders.

Did you really have to do that Shane?

Skip, I have the Speedhut GPS speedo you mentioned, except mine reads 0-200 mph. It is always accurate. I really enjoy being able to pull up the time, altitude, 0-60 and 1/4 mile times. I highly recommend it.

Something to consider... http://infinitybox.com/can-bus-system-products/ I put the 20 circuit harness into my old Birkin - definitely overkill. My Storker has the 10 circuit harness; much better.

Montana is a beautiful state, one of the nicest I've been to. Lots of scenery, awesome roads, and not too many people. I work for the Colorado DOT and we really limit the use of mag chloride for environmental reasons. Our roads suffer a little in the winter, but it's worth it.

I was under the impression Montana switched from magnesium chloride to salt brine several years ago.

I wish my Storker had windshield wipers and a heater. I rely on a microfiber towel and the heat from my farts.

It's coming together nicely.

Excellent recap Shane!

You either get it or you don't. The writer certainly lacks what all Seven owners have: testosterone and masculinity.

You guys are killin' it! :cheers:

I'm selling a new/unused carbon fiber dashboard purchased from Aerodynamix. I purchased the dash for my Stalker build, but decided to go with the supplied dash. The dash is free of damage and scratches, but needs a light polishing to remove the protective tape film residue. Specific dimensions are shown on the Aerodynamix website: http://www.aerodynamix.co.uk/dashboard-wide.html. In a nutshell the overall width is 1140mm (45") and the center height is 256.5mm (10 1/8"). http://i67.tinypic.com/300fwh5.jpg $110 plus UPS shipping. PM me if interested. Thanks!

+1 for Car Builder Solutions

Thanks Shane! I deleted the original video because I couldn't get the sound to work.

I finally got my Storker out to Bandimere. The drag strip was super busy as it was the last night of the season. I made three runs. The first and third went well, but like the dork I am, I launched in third gear on my second run. Despite this, I somehow managed a 13.64 @ 115.42. Compared with my runs last year, experienced very little wheel spin with my new Mickey Thompson drag radials. Even so, I don't know how much more I could have gotten out of my Storker at this altitude. Here are two of my three time slips and a video of my last run. http://i62.tinypic.com/ml1q1e.jpg https://youtu.be/qmETSzvr5AY

Keep it as is.

That's a great 0-60 time considering the traction issues you've experienced. It is far better than my best 0-60 in 3.5 at 175 ft. My new DRs will help lower it though.

I look forward to following your re-build Shane. The quality of your work is impressive.

Britt - how did your storker do on the track? I had to leave before your group went out.

Reservations made. Thanks for posting the link.

Danny - your Birkin is looking sweet!

Got a Birkin and Storker in the front row. It did not seem to bother Clive Chapman either. LOG35 is definitely Seven friendly. http://i61.tinypic.com/2s78fol.jpg http://i62.tinypic.com/140c7zd.jpg