For those of you not yet sick of II Much...

[parsonsj]

There's a new feature on the car, which includes some underneath shots of it. You can find it here:

http://www.maxchevy.com/features/carfeature/iii_3-badass-1.html

Happy building!

jp

[David Sloan]

Thanks JP
I never get tired of II Much. Very good wright up.

[Smock67]

Great read. Wow i love that car.

[bigvegan]

Awesome story. Nice work! I love to see articles from the builder's perspective. That car kicks ass.

[vp23271]

Great attention to detail and well executed! She's a beauty!

[LMDGUY]

Hey John did you end up selling IIMuch?

[Steve Chryssos]

One of the coolest hot rods of all time :yum:

[hdesign]

Well deserved John. Killer car!

[Jim Nilsen]

Hi John , nice article and a lot more info. In the article it said that you really liked being able to use the brake pressure gauges to dial it all in. Would it have been reasonably as easy to do with one gauge as it was with 2? I keep thinking that with a proportioning valve intead of the pedal bias like you have ,that one gauge on the rear would be enough to use for a baseline. What do you think?

You keep driving IIMuch around and you will have the right buyer by the end of the season. Remember that you won't have the next one done before you can enjoy the benefits so get what you can out of II Much before she's gone.:cheers:

[parsonsj]

Thanks guys!

Jim, I think I'm understanding what you are asking. If you have a single gauge, you can tune the brake bias by experimentation. It's really no different than with two gauges, it's just that I know the pressure readings at the caliper, where with a single gauge, you'd have to infer it.

jp

[Never Enough]

Agreed, very cool.

[Steve68]

Great write up, wonderful car, I still need a ride, but, from the reading of the article you should know why I want to make the rear rims smaller on my Camaro and not change anything else on the front end,

"Watch your scope creep. Have a detailed plan, and stay with it. I went though a lot of changes from the original plan and it cost me time and money."

[Young Gun]

great write up...i like the last few thoughts... definately insightful for somebody like me, as I prepare to do some major work in the next few weeks

[BonzoHansen]

I'm not sick of II Much, just it's media whore owner,......no, wait, that's BH.


Nevermind, II Much & JP rule! LOL


Edit:

Well put...
Watch your scope creep. Have a detailed plan, and stay with it. I went though a lot of changes from the original plan and it cost me time and money.

[NOT A TA]

Nice article. Well deserved attention!

[BA.]

definitely deserved attention..... it's a technical marvel. A show piece that also works on the track. Great car!

[jeff s]

Nice!
You need to take it out and beat on it this year.

[Damn True]

A rock solid place in my personal top-5 Hot-Rods.

[Young Gun]

I think we need a pro-touring.com calendar with the likes of IIMuch, Bad Penny, Emptynest, DeRaad's RSX Camaro and some of the other awsome cars that have been built...I would buy one for sure...

[parsonsj]

I don't know about "beating" on it, but I drive it all the time. My daughter thinks she's pretty cool arriving at soccer practice in it. I'm just you basic soccer dad, lol.

jp

[YancyJohns]

It's like my kids eating Halloween candy after the 7 days straight. Candy doesn't make me sick dad, it just rots our teeth. II Much is one of my favorite cars of all time. I hope one day I get to meet her/it in person:jump: .

[Young Gun]

I'm just you basic soccer dad, lol.


No, you are the COOLEST soccer dad... trust me

[Mike Norris]

Very cool John and thanks for the kind words. It is always a pleasure. Big thanks to Ro also. The location looks familiar :twothumbs I have to call you tomorrow.

Talk to you soon.

Mike Norris