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44479
Hi all, just put my engine back together ready for final (I hope) fitting. A question: In the Haynes manual it gives initial timing degrees for LC (low ...
Chris Leonard
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Apr 1, 2003
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44480
This lot should keep you all amused.....absolutely no locost content whatsoever... http://www.moller.com/ ...
James Hughes
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Apr 1, 2003
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44481
Or two more words: power oversteer. In a (good) RWD drive car, you can adjust the attitude of the car in corners on the throttle. Admittedly this is possible...
Roebuck, Alex
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Apr 1, 2003
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44482
A Saab 900 may be stable at high speeds in a straight line, but throw it around a few corners and the deficiencies of its (Vauxhall/Opel Cavalier/Ascona...
Roebuck, Alex
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Apr 1, 2003
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44483
The LC version was I think only put in vans, so I guess if the engine came from a car then you have an HC one. It explained in the a book I thought I had here,...
James Hughes
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44484
re: mini-internet computers - I imagine they are on their way!! How about 3G mobile phones? WAP? James ... From: Wayne Evans [mailto:Wevans1138@...] Sent:...
James Hughes
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44485
Great essay Gareth. I'd like to add a couple of points. Some people believe that FWD cars are prevalent now because they have better interior packaging and...
Roebuck, Alex
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Apr 1, 2003
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44486
Cheers James - would appreciate that: I have no idea of the origin of the engine although I'm pretty sure it is a legal one. Its now an amalgamation of two...
Chris Leonard
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Apr 1, 2003
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44487
AhHa, I will email myself to look it up.. James ... From: Chris Leonard [mailto:chris.leonard@...] Sent: 01 April 2003 10:08 To:...
James Hughes
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44488
Hi Rich, You will be best served by fitting a Bosch electronic dizzy from an Escort 89 era, with a side entry cap from Halfords. part no.HDC515 or common part...
Rob Lane
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Apr 1, 2003
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44489
... Huh? The 900 chassis is based on the 99 chassis, only 21 cm longer. There was a new 900 that went into production in 1994 that may be GM based, but I think...
Staffan V
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... This wasn't going to be a long answer, but it is. Same advice as previously - I don't care if you read it or trash it, but same as wot Gareth said (and...
Chettleburgh, John (J.)
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Apr 1, 2003
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44491
... engine came Slightly chambered head instead of flat. yours, Pete....
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44492
You work at Jaguar? Do you know Mark Richardson? ... From: Chettleburgh, John (J.) [mailto:jchettle@...] Sent: 01 April 2003 10:56 To:...
Roebuck, Alex
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44493
... The fun argument shouldn't be dismissed so easily when it comes to a car that many people build and drive because it's fun. ... As I suspected then....
Staffan V
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Apr 1, 2003
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44494
... So do I. I'm just considering the posibilities. I'm not experienced enough to design a FWD Locost so I'll probably stick to the book chassis. ... I have...
Staffan V
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44495
Just one more reply on the internet thing. I recently saw a documentry on the history of the internet. all three weeks of it. And all the guys who had set it...
Wayne Evans
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Apr 1, 2003
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44496
Enter your vote today! A new poll has been created for the locost group: How many people would not have started their builds were it not for the help ...
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44497
Good point. How many people on the list would NOT have started building their cars if it hadn't been for help arrived at over the internet? Time for a poll...
James Hughes
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44498
Needs a "Would have started anyway, but it helped a lot!" option. ... From: locost@yahoogroups.com [mailto:locost@yahoogroups.com] Sent: 01 April 2003 15:27 ...
Roebuck, Alex
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44499
I can't get any seamless tubes 1.6mm thick and I was thinking of carbon steel or maybe stainless steel. I heard somewhere that stainless is to rigid and tend...
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Apr 1, 2003
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44500
Alex, that was my choice...so I went for..."was instrumental" as the closest. Alan B...
Alan
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44501
No.... just tap the brakes.. brings the rear out beatifully.. but takes a fair amount of courage 'the first time' :-) Drifting thru corners was often the...
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No.... just tap the brakes.. brings the rear out beatifully.. but takes a fair amount of courage 'the first time' :-) Drifting thru corners was often the...
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44503
I know some guys who are making suspention parts of aircraft tubing but I don't really know what that is or where to get it. But you might try looking under...
Wayne Evans
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Apr 1, 2003
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44504
Where are you based? Try looking for DOM tubing....as good as seamless in many ways...better in others All the US race sanctioning bodies I know of allow it...
Alan
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Apr 1, 2003
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44505
The rear trailing arms can be square section normal frame tubing (at least, I think that's what MK use). Fronts on the other hand a bit more difficult. I would...
James Hughes
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Apr 1, 2003
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44506
I think the internet had the most importance in th US as we don't have kit car shows every weekend to go look at this stuff. I personally have never seen a...
Wayne Evans
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Apr 1, 2003
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44507
This file contains the posting guidelines, or "house rules" for the Locost mailing list. It is auto-posted once a month to the list, and is sent to new...
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44508
... The idea of BMW being a sporting "driver's car" is something of a BMW generated myth. It might have been true once, but like a lot of manufacturers in the...
Gareth Jones
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