... space, ... the ... David I think you have two options, I seen several picture of sevens with bags attached on top of the back section, and if you made a...
Would anyone have any experience (or web references) for doing inboard rear bralkes on their IRS??? AFAIK the Jag IRS is way too heavy for a Locost - so am not...
I'm thinking about making design change No. 742 :)? Does anyone know if the Corolla GTS hubs and brake calipers will bolt on to the Previa spindle, without any...
Tom: Have a look at this website (http://www.seven-nl.tk/). It's not in English, but the owner is very nice and will answer questions if you have any. Look in...
Hi Gents: I just bought a tach off eBay (http://tinyurl.com/4kb99) For the money, it seemed worth a go. On my modified bike wiring harness, Westfield was kind...
... Just guessing, but I'd say that sounds reasonable. ... Nope. Depends on how the tach is fired. A tach can be fired in a few ways, off the crank, coil,...
Tom, I built an inboard brake system utilizing RX-7 diff and Wilwood components. There are some photos in the "OddBrit" photo folder on the Locost message ...
I can't get the link, I had, to work now but a Guy named Tom Beauchamp has a real Seven that he built a box on the back like a small pickup bed so he could...
Hi all, Anyone got a picture of what the CMC winshield kit looks like? Also, assuming that my front lower wishbones are completely horizontal at ride height,...
... Mark I believe a book design upper control arm should be at 9* at ride height. If it is set up for the road use, the camber will probably be zero to one...
... The big problem with setups like this and the Harbor Freight $200 machine is that there is no remote current control. TIG welding is defined by precise ...
David, Check out "Lotus Seven & The Independents". There is a piece on a Seven pickup. There are also cars with rigid covers over the rear compartment and...
http://www.simplesevens.org/beauchamp.htm Have a look at this Cheers, Rod ... Seven pickup. There are also cars with rigid covers over the rear compartment...
So that's not good news... I'm pretty sure bikes take their tach feed off the coils. If so, a coil-fed tach should work with a coil-fed motor, no? If it...
... It's definately worth a go. The tach is early enough and from a carbed motor that it probably does run from the coils. Do you have multiple coils? If so...
I am steaming her in the office after finding out that NASA ruled out FIA FT3 approved rotary molded fule cells completely. I bought one of those tanks in...
Keith: My friends, Dave and Norma drove a Series 2 Seven on long trips. One trip was from Saskatchewan to Hershey, PA. They carried their clothes in two...
I can see that working in an original Seven. The lower fuel tank gives a small bit of luggage room when compared to my setup. Someday I'll have to see if I can...
My apologies - that was meant to go directly to Ed. The good news is that he's managed to find an A-series engine and transmission for his build :) Keith...
... Heikki, I have a fuel cell called a "saver cell" made by ATL and it is a molded cell. However; it came with certification that it was approved by SCCA and...
Thanks Bernie, That cell was good in NASA in 2004. As far as I know not anymore. Check the NASA CCR at http://www.nasaproracing.com/rules/ccr.pdf page 69 ...
I am beginning to design the front suspension for my locost using locally available parts. I checked a 73-81 camaro spindle with the following measurements:...
... <hepa12000@y...> wrote: Heikki, sorry to here that this cell isn't good this year. I have the 2004 NASA rules and I'm on a dial up... it takes too long to...
I just bought some Mustang II spindles last week. I am in the process of cleaning them up and measuring them. When I get some hard numbers I'll post them. ...
Jim: There is a local guy who builds "chairs" (sidecars for motorcycles) and has a reverse setup using a starter motor that engages using a magnetic clutch, ...