To make the brakes effective, I am installing a vacuum pump and reservoir to replace the brake boost assist provided by the gas engine. I had to remove the tire, and the wheel well protectors to get at the fittings that lead into the brake system. I mounted the reservoir inside the hood cavity on the drivers side wall. Next I need to make a bracket to mount to the rubber bushings on the Hella EP28 vacuum pump. The last few frames of the video show the stainless steel reservoir in its new home.
Kurt,
ReplyDeleteFabulous work on the car! I wondered if you would be entertain the idea of us promoting your car on the Evnetics website? We would love to do a small post about your work and point people to your blog.
There is an older post of yours, Friday, January 27, 2012, that has a link to our Soliton Specs. The link you have in your post is from the old site and needs to be updated. Is that something you are able to do?
-Christopher Fisher
Evnetics Webmaster
Christopher, sounds great. I'll send you a note via email. I've also corrected the link in the post from January 27th, 2012. Thank you for pointing out the change!
ReplyDeleteKurt,
ReplyDeleteThank you for updating the link! I look forward to having you tell your story!
-Chris