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I don't think it would. It's a minimal amount, so I'm fairly sure it's got to be down to enlarging the holes and leaving a very small amount of material to the outside of the holes.
Right front.
The heat did cross my mind, and I was going to remove the insert from the tube all before welding, but all the welding I did was additions to the mounting points and not directly onto the tube itself. Also let it completely cool between each weld so I didn't generate too much heat.
A slight issue which I found at Oulton the other week:
To run the 172 front hubs, the (Williams fitment) coilover holes need enlarging from 12 to 14mm to accept the 172 shock>hub bolts as the Mk1's use a smaller bolt. f0xy has been running his like this for over a year now without fault, so he...
Assume that was in reply to my post.
Agree with what you've said. Unfortunately that's the way this forum seems to have gone of late. How many know what an F4R is... probably less than we'd both like to think.
Good projects have their own set of followers, in the same way some do nothing...
Amount of junk in the projects section is a joke IMO. I update mine less and less as it disappears onto page 3 within the hour. 95% of it should be in Clio Media.
There are quite a few good ongoing actual projects though as mentioned, just got to filter through the painted badges etc.
The...
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2. Phil (Fuzzy Orange)
3. Chris (Walker182)
4. Mel (Melissa_182Cup)
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7. tom (tscotty81)
8. John (JB)
9. Rob (Robb) MOT pending!
10. Phil (scunny_182)
Re: Mk1 F4R'd Track Car Project [2010 Winter Rebuild]
No, we'll leave the 20minutesayear hero's to it on FCS day, then have a proper day on the Monday :D