This guy has some serious man hours into his V8 widebody race replica:
http://www.audimotorsport.se/imsabyggetfoton.html
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Serious hours indeed. Two questions:
1. What's it weigh?
2. Does the builder get an automatic suicide watch ticket if he slides into a wall? I know I'd be crying after all that work!
1. What's it weigh?
2. Does the builder get an automatic suicide watch ticket if he slides into a wall? I know I'd be crying after all that work!
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There was a Japanese series where they did exactly that. Glued styrofoam blocks onto an NSX and built an F40 body kit.skid vicious wrote:Thats amazing sheet metal work, but there has got to be an easier way to make molds for the fenders and bumper. Is it possible to glue a big block of foam or something on there and just carve out the shape you want?
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I like it. Im going to have to try to make an airdam like that. I looked around and found a few references.There was a Japanese series where they did exactly that. Glued styrofoam blocks onto an NSX and built an F40 body kit.
http://www.nwseven.info/bodyfiberglass.htm
Of course if you really want to do it right this is the way it should be done.
http://filer.case.edu/~jsh28/drew/bodykit.html
you can tell a lot of hours went into that project. "If you can read this you're the second fastest in the world" Probly the greatest thing ever.
Mark
Those guys just have too damned much time on there hands!! Talk about wasting time better spent on the track!!skid vicious wrote:I like it. Im going to have to try to make an airdam like that. I looked around and found a few references.There was a Japanese series where they did exactly that. Glued styrofoam blocks onto an NSX and built an F40 body kit.
http://www.nwseven.info/bodyfiberglass.htm
Of course if you really want to do it right this is the way it should be done.
http://filer.case.edu/~jsh28/drew/bodykit.html
you can tell a lot of hours went into that project. "If you can read this you're the second fastest in the world" Probly the greatest thing ever.
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