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New background to my laptop is always fun.

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Those flanges are gorgeous!

I am drooling. All I can say is make plenty of extras for spare parts.

OMG. What inspiration. That is just awesome!

you know,,, i flow you from bigining,,, and my english is so bad,,
and i do not know how to tell you with my poor english about your amazing job,,,,

i wana say,, you are artist,, and you have faith in your work,, well done,, i enjoy flowing you, you doing amazing ,,keep going,,,

Feels a bit surreal to fabricate my own housings. Don't know which part that wins, the fun, or the fear :)

http://i815.photobucket.com/albums/z...109_185121.jpg

if thet one was casted with the insert, whats the other without the insert for? testing?

I'm blown away by all this. Holy shit. lol

I wanna try out which one that works. If it't worth the effort to get a insert or not. There is a lot of time in using it.

Today I've been working on the fixture to the new housings. It also fit stock housings and iron as well.

First up with dowels to match the machine, and countersinked bolts to be out of the way.
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Testing with a stock housing to make sure I did it right.
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And one of the new ones, let the game begin!
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Some motivation :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LaC19p4Avp4

Injectors galore!! :)

Today I've used the cnc-lathe again. Fun to learn, but very time consuming.

These are for the 4-link, and fit the RERS-4 rubber protection. I made these in stainless.
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Then I also turned a new mount for the rear coilovers.
Really fun to turn threads in a cnc. They always look so good.

M12x1.75 at one end, Ø12.75mm for the coilover, and then M20x1.5 in the other end.
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Ofcource I was at the garage to try them out!
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For you all, this isn't much, but for me, its epic...
After years in a fixture, now he is on his own wheels!
Low...

(My photobucket account will get going soon, they havn't seen my payment yet.)

Last photo in the fixture.
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And now on it's own...
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Simple Watt-link ;)
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Ugh, what a tease. I want to see the pictures. Photobucket needs to get off their asses. :rofl:

The pics are working!
CTRL + F5 will help you :)

Have also bought me a set of rims that will come in handy in the future.
BBS 19x9.25" Centerlocked Magnesium.
http://i815.photobucket.com/albums/z...ps39da714e.jpg

What a stance that thing is going to have! I know this goes without saying, but you really are a rare breed of car enthusiast that can take on the building of an entire car, from scratch and not give up. I don't think I have seen another project that compares to what you're doing that isn't inside a professional garage with a team of guys building it. Keep up the good work man and I know we all look forward to seeing the final product.

Thank you WE3RX7, that means alot. I'm just a novice in the car-building process. Some thing aren't as good as it could have been. But I really try to do all by my self. I really hope that I someday will take this car around the block and feel relieved :)

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Originally Posted by WE3RX7 (Post 235044)

Well put :) +1

Looking good, man. Wow.

Wow man. . . . Jeez! that is amazing

Bought a piece of SS2541-03 material. Ø220mm and 100mm "long".

http://i815.photobucket.com/albums/z...ps657cf5e6.jpg

First side
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Finished
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Now I will get this to a man who will help me with wire cutting.
Will do some splines inside to fit the e-shaft. Will do with one spline loss, so it only can fit i one place. Will be better when its time for balancing.

Love the things your doing. don't know if you've see this video or not but might be worth looking at if your building from scratch. keep up the good work.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?featur...&v=m3pCLjHZmhM

Me, my redneck brother on the picture and our dad pushed the wolvo out of the garage an up on the lift.
Time to get serious!

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This weekend me and my brother did a 600km roadtrip to get this result.

19x9.25" BBS Magnesium.
8kg och centerlock.

http://i815.photobucket.com/albums/z...psd030dd90.jpg

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Also started on the wheel-hub, with design help from Ronnie at www.hilmersson-racing.com
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Some lack of motivation. Thought I would be going mad when the car dropped down on the floor, but thats not what happend.
Yesterday I drawed my new rims in SolidWorks. I really like to just sit there and relax and draw.
I also checked out the weight of the rims. 8.08kg/each aren't bad for 19" I think.

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A little adapter as well. I want it as low as possible because the car isn't that wide. And I have long controller-arms. Maybe I will do some new wheelhubs as well :)

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This is the digitalized BBS's I did. All measurement are corrent and it turned out good!

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The whole package togheter.

http://i815.photobucket.com/albums/z...ps5c00d208.jpg

Feel free to join my Facebook-group!
www.facebook.com/moosevilleperformance

Our race team liked your page :)

Are you going to do the body work before or after your drop the final engine in?

I think the outer body will come last. There is much to fit and build inside the car and around the engine. Will do that with the mockup I think. Then take everything apart and finish the outside of the body. Then paint, and re-assembly...
Havn't really thought this through. There is a long way left.

That is a thing of beauty.

I've been away from the forum for a while, what a great gift to come back to! Lots of progress has been made since the last time I checked up on this thread. It's so epic.

Working on those rotors.
The differens of 0.01mm is the differens for GO, or NO GO :)

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Looking good.

Have been talking to your friend Gustav on e-mail about his nice RX7.

You boys sure know how to make some good cars :) keep up the great work.