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975 stephen chan
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Apr 1, 1999
8:50 am
Hello David: The best place to find "certified quality nuts and bolts" is at your nearest airfield. Aviation standards are second to none. For us N. Americans...
976 Roger Picken
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Apr 1, 1999
2:07 pm
... I ... Hi Mike I beleive you refer to the "Champ Class" cars. There are very few mods allowed. They get bumped up to about 170bhp. Roger...
977 Alex Devonport
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Apr 1, 1999
2:52 pm
... In the auto industry we typically use grade 8 fasteners for suspension, with a yield strength of 130 ksi, and these can be bought for a very reasonable...
978 David Jenkins
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Apr 1, 1999
2:59 pm
Folks, I have just wasted several hours and a few gallons of petrol touring the local scrapyards for an early model escort/cortina/capri back axle. The only ...
979 Wally
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Apr 1, 1999
4:36 pm
Hi Mike. ... I didn't know they used a transaxle.. ... mandatory. In what way would it be difficult? ... A truck engine?? (Splutter!) I presume you mean like a...
980 Wally
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Apr 1, 1999
4:39 pm
Hi Ed. ... physically big and on an angle, it has the worlds worst design for water pump. It goes nice but insulates you from the thrills. Would you say the...
981 John O'Mahoney
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Apr 1, 1999
8:36 pm
I bought my first set of bolts from Arrow Fasteners in Bedford, I beleive they have other outlets around the country. Then I started to use Trident Racing...
982 John O'Mahoney
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Apr 1, 1999
9:05 pm
John I have used a Sierra column in my locost as I thought I may have to pass SVA, which I escaped ! The regulations don't I beleive stipulate the number of...
983 Howard, Randolph E
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Apr 1, 1999
9:27 pm
Does anyone out there know of a source for a Lotus poster (or posters) or other printed matter showing pictures of all the Lotus models made? I am especially...
984 Steve
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Apr 1, 1999
10:11 pm
... I've got some re-printed posters of the 60/70's Lotus 7 adverts (some of which are very funny!) which I picked up from one of the many stalls selling old...
985 J Viviani II
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Apr 1, 1999
11:51 pm
... If interested check out John Watson's Sevens site many pictures, manuals etc www.lotus7register.co.uk Gino On side note, will the person looking for the...
986 Rick & Lesley Hargraves
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Apr 2, 1999
12:00 am
Hi David, I think the Mk4/5 Cortina is about 4" wider than the Timken version. Mike Laws in Adelaide is using this axle in his 4" wider versions. Hey Mike can...
987 Michael Mosbey
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Apr 2, 1999
5:03 am
... From: Wally <wally@...> To: <locost@onelist.com> Sent: Thursday, April 01, 1999 10:36 AM Subject: [locost] Porsche donor? ... I would think the...
988 David Jenkins
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Apr 2, 1999
5:07 am
Rick & Lesley, People have suggested using the wider axle on the standard chassis if planning to use 'standard size' wheels rather than wide ones. I have a...
989 ED
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Apr 2, 1999
8:01 am
Hello Are there any makers of carbon fiber noses and fenders in the USA California preferably... I have looked at that site below in England and those...
990 lawsmjbm
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Apr 1, 1999
10:30 pm
G'Day Guys, The Mk3 thru Mk5 Cortina axles( we know them as TC,TD,TE,TF) are 1340mm from backing plate to backing plate and 1520mm at the mounting flanges. The...
991 Bell, Mike
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Apr 2, 1999
1:59 pm
Hello All! My apologies for not including Ben Chapman's pix address. I've been trying to rectify the problem from home, but for whatever reason, that...
992 Alex Devonport
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Apr 2, 1999
2:18 pm
... If you want to do this on the cheap wally then get an old alfa alfetta/guilietta/gtv from the late 70s/early 80s as they have the same layout but with a...
993 Howard, Randolph E
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Apr 2, 1999
5:20 pm
I have talked to numerous people on the subject of wide tires on a L7 type car. Some of the most knowledgeable people say that 195-60 tires are just fine and...
994 ED
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Apr 2, 1999
5:42 pm
Hello Sign up to the porschelist.org and ask the 944 forum what they think of the idea... I doubt the wisdom of 924 or 944 engines in a Locost the engines are...
995 David Jenkins
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Apr 2, 1999
6:10 pm
Mike, For reference, do you know the distance between flanges for a Mk II Escort? Is the difference in width between Mk2 & Mk5 axles really 275mm (~ 11")? That...
996 John Swift
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Apr 2, 1999
7:13 pm
John Thanks for the info on your steering setup. Since my last E.mail I have been playing with my steering,and I have managed to fit it all together reasonably...
997 Kevin Cole
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Apr 2, 1999
8:09 pm
Hello everyone... I've just joined in the fun, and thought I'd throw in my two-Penh worth on the metalastic bush quandary. As an ex-westfield employee, we...
998 Sean Cooper
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Apr 2, 1999
10:00 pm
No info on posters, but a few weeks ago I borrowed a book from my local Library on the Lotus Marque. It contained photos of most (if not all the cars...
999 stephen chan
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Apr 2, 1999
11:16 pm
Hello Kevin: How was the W**tf***d chasis welded? Torch, MIG or TIG? Thanks Stephen =================================================== -- ... ...
1000 Dennis Martin
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Apr 3, 1999
1:03 am
... Has anyone got a copy of the new Champion book, if so what is new, or where has he improved on the first one???? Also if you can help i want to know what...
1001 Rick & Lesley Hargraves
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Apr 2, 1999
11:24 pm
H David, You are spot on about big wide tyres on the Seven - 195's seem to be the max that most people use for general road use. It may be an idea to work from...
1002 Kevin Cole
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Apr 3, 1999
9:37 am
Hi Stephen. The chassis were all MIG welded, even the light weight race spec ones (18swg). I've finally managed to clean out the garage and begin on the...
1003 Gustaf Ulander
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Apr 3, 1999
9:48 am
Hi all ... Från: Michael Mosbey <shumacher@...> ... The "truck" is actually the VW (not Audi..) LT 31, which by US standards more would be regarded...
1004 sglass@... Send Email Apr 3, 1999
11:59 am
I wonder if anybody has looked at the Susuki 3 and 4 cylinder engine as a possible powerplant. It can be found in the Susuki jeep with a 4sp gearbox. These...
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