 Has anyone seen this, tube frame..hmmm |
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| geniusanthony |
 Aug 8 2007, 10:15 AM
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So, I happen across americaninternationalracing.com and the gears in the noggin start turning. Firstly I do not want to do this. Not on my current car anyway. But I can't help but think what if. Maybe have the rear section be completely removable or both for that matter. simple maintenance and light weight being the end result.
Without going into details of chassis design and recommending a good read, has anyone done anything like this. How much weight could really be lost and retain driver status. In all just had to air the craziness floating around here and looking for a lil support(insert appropriate smilies here)..... Attached image(s) 
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geniusanthony Has anyone seen this Aug 8 2007, 10:15 AM
Vacca Rabite There are a bunch of tube frame cars.
There are al... Aug 8 2007, 10:19 AM army dude there are plenty of donor shells to be scarfed up ... Aug 8 2007, 10:54 AM Aaron Cox but why would the aftermarket skin be a narrow bod... Aug 8 2007, 04:39 PM URY914 Looks like the Revell 1/24 kit from back in the da... Aug 8 2007, 04:52 PM
plymouth37 I bet it fits like crap. If AIR can't get a bu... Aug 8 2007, 05:21 PM  |
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