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Re: Complete: Lotus 7... thousand.
wow, you can build anything
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Re: Complete: Lotus 7... thousand.
Very nice build. The engine detail is great.
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Will,
I was staring at the engine detail(since it's very detailed) and the throttle linkage caught my eye. How/what did you use to make the linkage on the induction side? From the pedal as well? Love the spoon-style fluid covers! Wouldn't that throttle cable burn to a crisp laying on the open exhaust headers?tee-hee |
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Re: Complete: Lotus 7... thousand.
Aww man look at that F20C
Awesome stuff willimo |
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Beautiful as usual. Wheres that optima decal? (Inside joke)
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Re: Complete: Lotus 7... thousand.
Sexy.
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That's stunning!
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Re: Complete: Lotus 7... thousand.
Cool!
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Sweet, sweet tiny Hondas.
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Re: Complete: Lotus 7... thousand.
Ok....
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Sweet, sweet tiny Hondas.
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Zoomzoom - It'll be there.
stryfe101 - Yes, I'll attribute most of my getting up off my butt and finishing it to your comments. 675Datsun - The throttle linkage is deceptively simple. Starting at the pedal end, I drilled a really small hole into the kit supplied part - I mean, you can't let that thing stick out into space and not have a cable?! The cable is some wire, I think detail master, but slightly bigger than ignition cables and slightly smaller than their hoses. What I did was strip a short length of the insulation off, so that there is a little bit of the copper sticking out. That simulates the wire coming out of the sleeve on a real throttle cable. On the throttle body side, I did some widgetry there wher the linkage goes into the actual throttle bodies. The curved bit, the round part that gets pulled on by the cable, is a peice of the kit supplied velocity stack. I trimmed it to a C shape and stick some plastic rod in the center. As for it burning up... SHHHH!!! Ceramic coated header... or something. SHHHH!!! Thanks for all the kind words everyone, I am proud of this car but I don't feel like I deserve quite all that praise! Thanks though, I love the support here.
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Will,
You should be proud. This model embodies creativity, ingenuity and determination. Regarding the battery tie-downs and requisite decal...holy schynkies! Can you do a how-to on the battery and tie-downs...it looks spot on and very convincing. Thanks for the induction pic and the linkage description. Man I get giddy whever I see those throttle bodies. Using a velocity stack and re-shaping it into a cable-pull was smart! How about some dash/suspension pics when you're really done |
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Just amazing! stunning model.
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Re: Complete: Lotus 7... thousand.
Great execution! Love it!
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Re: Complete: Lotus 7... thousand.
Awesome work. It looks great. Bodycolor is just perfectly chosen
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That's great, a wonderful blend of old and new of one of my personal favorite cars. Again, great Job! - Mark
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