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Posted by Al3x at 15-10-2006 17:20
pics of vee chassis, just the chassis.. no body kit on or engine.. if possible.. and maybe how long from wheel to wheel for front and back and from nose to read in length.. would be a real help. going to try and weld up a rolling chassis.. :laugh:

ill put it this way, i wont get anywhere reading forums and emailing people im gonna try do it my self..:(
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Posted by AnthonyD at 15-10-2006 20:03
Hi Alex,

If you are going to go the effort of trying to put together a car, I suggest you visit the VSCRC Round 5 at Phillip Island this coming weekend (21-22 Oct). If you bring your camera I'm sure you'll get all the pictures you are after. It will also help you understand the basic designs which can differ quite a bit. You can even take up previous offers to help out in the pits.

Also suggest you get yourself a copy of the CAMS Manual of Motor Sport (new 2007 edition out in next few months), as it will let you know the specs you need to build the car to for it to obtain a log book.

Those are a few suggestions that are a lot cheaper and better starting points than all the steel you'll need to even do just a couple chassic rails. Understand you're on a budget, but even all the steel will be at least $1k.

Thanks,
Anthony
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Posted by brunat99 at 16-10-2006 10:33
Hi Alex
If you have a design of a chassic and you want to build it, first of all get the current specs and tech manuals from the fvee association, from experiance it is difficult you can contact me on 0432738303 and i can give you some advice.
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Posted by chequer57 at 17-10-2006 11:57
Alex,

The story regarding the ORCC car that was put on the National Website

http://www.fvee.org.au/Members/sa/orcctafecar

and on the ORCC website

http://www.orcc.com.au/

Might be of interest to you as the aim was to cater for self builders with a chassis fabrication pack being developed. Even if you don't want to build that chassis it would give you most critical dimensions.

Regards,

Ian Lee
chequer57@hotmail.com
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