NS Dev
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| posted on 5/4/04 at 04:29 PM |
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Anybody got a completed/near complete GTS de-dion with pics
I am currently trying to decide on a kit to use as a basis for my Locost. I had pretty much settles for the Stuart Taylor Live axle, but then
considered that my 200hp Vauxhall 16v may break the axle a bit easily, and I want to preserve the standard track width (so no Atlas axle which is too
heavy anyway) I would like to go de-dion as I feel that this is by far the best system for a car of this type. The only thing worrying me is that I
have seen no pictures of a finished GTS-based car yet. Can anybody post some or give me a link to some finished or near finished examples? I am keen
to see the fit and finish of the GRP panels etc. I have been told about the quality of the fabrication etc so no worries there!! I have spoken to
Darren about the possibility of a "book" track width de-dion setup and he has confirmed that this is ok so I can keep my standard track
and get some driveshafts made (not shortened I hasten to add, these break as I have found in the past at the expense of a gearbox!!!!!!)
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dozracing
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| posted on 5/4/04 at 05:10 PM |
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Hi,
If you send me a mail darren@gtstuning.co.uk or admin@tritonsportscars.com we will send you pics of the demo car with the full bodywork kit on etc..
Also we have pics of customer cars in various states of build.
Kind regards,
Darren
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M@Triton
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| posted on 5/4/04 at 07:34 PM |
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Chris7 , is building a De-Dion with a ZX9R engine.
I am sure he has posted pictures somewhere on here.
Regards
Mark
 
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M@Triton
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| posted on 10/4/04 at 12:13 PM |
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Hi there,
Pictures have been posted on the website showing traffic red gel finish....1 of over 70 different RAL colours available.
When the items are removed from the moulds i will post pictures of panels in a colour for the more adventurous.
www.tritonsportscars.com
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