SS/Comp Style Cobalt build

colby · 07-13-2015, 09:57 AM

I always wanted a Racepak setup and came across a smoking deal on the whole kit so I pulled the trigger.

Both of my other cars had a full range of Auto-meter gauges, but since I already bought the Racepak I had to get the dash too. It's cheaper, lighter, cleaner, and easier to wire than the gauges.

Also picked up the MSD Grid setup on a great deal

Pro Bandit shifter with the Air cylinder and mount

No pictures but I bought a Kirkey Pro Street seat and cover so I can figure out where to sit and layout the cage design.
Also had to grab the steering wheel setup so I can layout where the column will be

07-13-2015, 09:57 AM	#14
colby Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2014 Location: Noble, OK Posts: 54 Likes: 0 Liked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Re: SS/Comp Style Cobalt build I always wanted a Racepak setup and came across a smoking deal on the whole kit so I pulled the trigger. Both of my other cars had a full range of Auto-meter gauges, but since I already bought the Racepak I had to get the dash too. It's cheaper, lighter, cleaner, and easier to wire than the gauges. Also picked up the MSD Grid setup on a great deal Pro Bandit shifter with the Air cylinder and mount No pictures but I bought a Kirkey Pro Street seat and cover so I can figure out where to sit and layout the cage design. Also had to grab the steering wheel setup so I can layout where the column will be