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You should call them. They might be able to collect the parts but most likely, the answer is no. I heard a rumor that there is at AT frame at DF but that is unsubstantiated.

You need more clecos. ;)

That hood looks really familiar ;-). Glad it ended up in a great home and will see tons of track time!

DF does solid work on the harnesses. Make sure you have all the grounds connected and it should work with minimal fuss.

Build on! Ark can help you with the the electrical troubleshooting ;)

is the wood structure a workbench or something else?

I know there is a Bolt in the DF family. Maybe Brenda will let Lonny take it apart to see if it can work. ;)

While safety will no longer be required, emissions inspection will still be required in specific counties.

Your guy is just lazy. :D

World platform. It's available everywhere. Imagine, Goblins in Australia, England, Spain, heck even former Warsaw pack countries.

Different chassis, different body work, completely different dimensions and angles. The likely hood of the v2 windshield bolting up to the OG Goblin is basically none. Now, its a kit car you build, you can make just about anything work with a little fabrication.

The V2 hood is multi piece and the radiator mounts differently. It would probably take an entirely different mold to get a hood that would work on the OG Goblin. Plus the frame dimensions I bet are different enough that it wouldn't work. Brett

You assumed correctly. I would assume they got clamps on it. Brett

Call me when you get close to frame 229....

I don't know why but I want this. Unfortunately, I don't have the space for it.

im just a set of slicks away from passing you.....

I dont see an issue with the Goblin pulling this. I have been dreaming about tear drop trailers for awhile. You might want to join some of the Facebook groups on them. Actually an easy build, especially for someone who has built a few Goblins. I need to talk to DF about putting a receiver...

Actually, when you associate the tpms sensors to the car, you do it in a specific sequence so that the sensors and the car know what sensor is in each tire. The receiver does NOT have to be in a specific orientation to know which sensor is where. Basically, the sensor has an identifying code...

Ok, so over the last 3k miles, I have been randomly getting a p0299 turbo underboost code. In the beginning, it didn't bother me too much. I recently installed the 3bar map sensors and a GM Stage 1 tune and started getting the p0299 more consistently. When this code triggered, the car would...