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5296
I am trying to figure out if the rear wings are attatched to axle or chassis. I have been playing with having mine attatched to the axle but had not seen an...
yyaarr1965
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Mar 1, 2004
5:01 pm
5297
if anyone needs a haynes manual for a mk1 escort have a lookon my website www.oldcarstuff.co.uk there are loads more for sale too. Daren......
daren57
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Mar 3, 2004
4:25 pm
5298
I’ve just made a trial fit of an Escort 1300 xflow engine in my first book chassis and my conclusion is the same: the G tubes can run straight to H/C nodes...
João Matoso
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Mar 6, 2004
7:12 pm
5300
Banned and deleted. - Peter Ogden COORDINATOR TECHNOLOGY SERVICES Ph: 08 9217 1501 Fax: 08 9217 1555 ... From: elden [mailto:elden@...] Sent:...
Peter Ogden
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Mar 15, 2004
6:13 am
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Peter, I agree, a bit too theoretical. ===== Geo. Cushing, Delanson, NY, US http://www.georgecushing.net...
George Cushing
pinyachta
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Mar 15, 2004
11:52 am
5302
Can anybody out there help with the internals of fuel tank design, with respect to vent line position, anti syphon etc? Thanks Les...
lesthegringo
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Mar 15, 2004
3:31 pm
5303
Hi fellow maniacs Anyone know how accurate castor angle has to be for sva. I know it can affect return of steering to centre if it is not correct, but will...
jacbowie
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Mar 23, 2004
12:33 am
5304
Jack: Caster has to be fairly accurate, probably plus or minus .5 deg. I made a jig out of 1-1/2 in by 8 to 10 in. long Al angle with cutouts in appropriate...
John C Handy
handyjc1
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Mar 23, 2004
5:27 am
5305
Hi Fellow Manaics My chassis is book built.Scuttle is metal and made as per book dimensions.Nosecone purchased from Lolocost.After setting everything up , it...
jacbowie
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Mar 24, 2004
9:11 pm
5306
Jack, you're going to need a hood buldge, or at minimum a hole, to fit the air cleaner, even a low profile one. ===== Geo. Cushing, Delanson, NY, US ...
George Cushing
pinyachta
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Mar 25, 2004
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5307
Gents I hope you can help me with this. I ordered four (for 2 cars) Transit "Drag Link End" as per Quiton Hazell part nº.QD1117RHT and the shop delivered: *...
Mr João Matoso
jcduroc
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Mar 26, 2004
10:28 pm
5308
any thoughts on building a seven this way: http://www.robinhoodengineering.co.uk/Bolteon.htm the idea of riveted sheet metal appeals to me as long as the ...
schan_ca.rm
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Mar 27, 2004
5:06 am
5309
In a message dated 27/03/04 05:07:36 GMT Standard Time, ... and the rivet systems used are the right ones, soft rivets on soft materials will work loose bin ...
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jdbinnington
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Mar 27, 2004
7:40 am
5310
I imagine you have to use proper spec rivets, yes. Much like when constructing an airplane. Then again, their superspec kit includes everything including the ...
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roberthembrook
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Mar 27, 2004
9:14 am
5311
... I don't know if I dare driving around in a tincan like that, but that's just me probably. It looks fragile, but if done properly it should hold for much...
Staffan V
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Mar 29, 2004
12:54 pm
5312
... If you haven't already read "Engineer to Win" by Carroll Smith I highly recommend it. Riveted aluminum structures provide far greater energy absorbsion in...
john matthews
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Mar 30, 2004
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5313
There are cerainly aircraft and Sports/racing cars made the same way. The pickup points need to be doubled up and well rivetted. I think this is very cool,...
Murphey Donald
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Mar 30, 2004
11:57 pm
5314
After seeing the car in question "aicraft Technology" it certainly ain't! Edges were very poorly finished and the rivets were of different sizes in the same...
nippleshark
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Mar 31, 2004
8:09 pm
5315
Hi, In Carroll Smith's books he says to only use 2024 aircraft grade aluminum and 6061 T6 is ok for corners and pickup points. I like the riveted aluminum idea...
stephen chan
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Apr 1, 2004
3:02 am
5316
In a message dated 31/03/04 21:16:08 GMT Daylight Time, ... If this is the robinhood ally monocoque then this may be a matter of concern. Glued and proper...
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jdbinnington
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Apr 1, 2004
5:47 am
5317
Stepping away from their monocoque chassis for a bit, what about their other models in general? They have a "superspec" model that is supposed to be "all...
Robert Hembrook
roberthembrook
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Apr 1, 2004
8:34 am
5318
My car has an aluminum belly pan made out of 6051-T6 .080" thick attached with Cherry Max rivets. Over kill but strong. Esko ... From: stephen chan To:...
eskoa
opto_mech2000
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Apr 1, 2004
1:12 pm
5319
In reply to my own question, they are only for the "Domestic" consumption, meaning Britain. So I am left out, being across the channel. Robert ... -- Robert...
Robert Hembrook
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Apr 1, 2004
2:32 pm
5320
In a message dated 01/04/04 09:36:35 GMT Daylight Time, a4@... ... been done before, it was called the DeLorian and it caught the British Government...
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jdbinnington
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Apr 1, 2004
7:27 pm
5321
I suppose that a monocoupe 7 is possible. Westfield has its $75k featherweight in CF. The tunnel area of the 7 offers a pretty good box section, which, if tied...
George Cushing
pinyachta
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Apr 1, 2004
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5322
Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the Locost_Theory group. File :...
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Apr 1, 2004
10:48 pm
5323
Re monocoques. The Locust (UK) uses a timber cockpit and the PRB Clubman (Australia) uses an aluminum honeycomb cockpit. The Quantum Xtreme (UK), on the other...
Dennis Ortenburger
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Apr 2, 2004
5:31 am
5324
Erwin Dekkers in Holland built a Seven lookalike with glued aluminium honeycomb material. Take a look at http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/7630/index.html Cor...
c. beijersbergen
ts6023
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Apr 2, 2004
7:54 am
5325
Nice car. I like the comment ' photo's in my garage (sorry for the mess)'. Er, what mess? In my garage you cannot see the floor most of the time. Do the Dutch ...
James Hughes
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Apr 2, 2004
7:59 am
5326
Well, It is a very irritating common dutch habit to want everything to be "netjes" (tidy). Things like mowing the grass with a nailclipper, planting flowers in...
c. beijersbergen
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