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Jul 1, 2003 9:03 am
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Being new to the forum, i have looked for info relating to a 2.8i locost. Does anybody know if this is a runner? Presumably engine, box, axle and running gear...
I am using a V6 ford in my locost derivitive check my pictures section or read my site http://www.locostbuilder.co.uk not this is NOT locostbuilders, which is...
Steve wrote: <snip> not this is NOT locostbuilders, which is a similar list to this, but much more active. Theres about 200 posts a day, there, not a month. ...
Hi Neil Sorry about the delay in replying - working away from home a lot and haven't got the Locost list set-up on my laptop (yet!). The connection to the...
Stephen Your site looks great are u going to put in your other piccies from the Locost group. Fitzy (Straya) ... __________________________________ Do you...
Sorry to trouble an entire group with this question, but I need help soonest to decide on a possible purchase. I need to know if this car is a factory build...
Hiya Fitzy! The web site is lagging way behind the build.....its bad enougth doing the car! What im trying to do is add little subject sections - rather than ...
... Have a look on Darren's site at www.gtstuning.co.uk - I'm sure I saw some caliper overhaul kits in there when I looked the other day. rgds David...
thanks steve stephen_gusterson <stephen.gusterson@...> wrote: You can, but not without hassle. the top needs an adapter to convert from strut to ball...
This is strictly from memory. IIRC I saw a car for sale in Canada that was an RM7, and I believe it was based on a SA manufactured kit. May have been the ...
George: NPHAA identifying their origin. ATPR RM7's were produced in Port Elizabeth, South Africa. Copied ATF of a Westfield by some draughtsman who filtched...
Well, close, but NBFFPF ! Forgot to mention that the RM is the ex-Westfield draughtman's initials, but his efforts did not bring fame or fortune, so his name...
Hi all, is it possible to someone of you to explain to me what is the best solution for one non IRS suspension? deDion or Panhard (or other following the same...
Panhard rod (or any locating system such as Mumford or Woblink) is used to locate a solid rear axle which includes the diff - such as the Escort. deDion...
Hi Alan Here in South africa ( Cape Town) are a number of clutch & brake centres who specialise in this type of thing. The rear slaves were re sleeved with ...
Roger Molyneux
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Jul 4, 2003 4:18 pm
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... used to ... Escort. ... move), and ... from ... (e.g. ... DeDion still uses a Panhard rod to locate the DeDion tube. dave...
By the way i disassemble my diff to solder the brackets y inspect the pinion, pinion gear and side gears. Everything seems to be ok, but the side gears have...
Well thanks for the education guys..!! Still don't know if it's worth buying though...The trend here seems to be that a factory build, or at least an...
I've just been speaking to my neighbour over the garden fence and discovered that he sells 12 volt heated clothing to the bike world (along with helmets gloves...
Hi all, I finally decided to build the sidescreens I promised myself at the start. There is a thumbnail on the car photos page which leads on to some more...
I am confused about why locosters use two master cylinders side by side with an equalizer bar in between? In the U.S. since in the 70s almost everything has...
One word Adjustability... ... From: Kay L. Malmquist To: locost@yahoogroups.com Sent: Sunday, July 06, 2003 7:45 PM Subject: [locost] Brake systems? I am...
Another tip for cutting on a Table saw. You need to run the blade up through a new blade insert so there is no opening around the blade and ali is supported...
I will be out of the office starting 04/07/2003 and will not return until 21/07/2003. I will be unavailable between 04/07/03 and 21/07/03 as I will be on ...