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j.brownster79 13th September 2013 11:04 PM

Build has now started
 
Hi guys
I have finally started my build so here goes the next 3 ish years!!!!
I think I have done the photo bucket correctly aswell.

So first question with the welds on the Sva how do they like to see them ground down or left??????

http://s830.photobucket.com/user/bro...brary/Roadster

:) :) :) :)

alga 14th September 2013 12:48 AM

I've never heard about IVA examiners paying any attention to the welds, except the ones for the seat belt anchor points. The accepted wisdom on here is to flatten the welds where ali or GRP panels will sit and leave the rest as they are.

Talonmotorsport 14th September 2013 07:10 AM

As I general rule I only 'reduce' the welds where the panels will touch them. Do not grind the weld completely flush with the surface of the tube leave it about 0.5mm proud otherwise you might just have not bothered to weld it. If your going to be using stickaflex to bond your body panels on you should end up with a layer 0.5-1mm thick any way so the reduced welds should not cause a problem.

j.brownster79 16th September 2013 10:34 PM

After having a productive Sunday it's starting to look something!!!
Through out my build if anyone sees something that doesn't look right please comment all advise would be appreciated!!!

Talonmotorsport 16th September 2013 10:48 PM

These things just fall together over a few weekends just add some welding sparks and your away.

TheArf 17th September 2013 08:31 AM

Looks like a cracking start good luck with your build

Arfon

j.brownster79 13th February 2014 10:17 PM

Not done an update for a while but I'm still building and will update the photos very soon once I'm out of the garage!! So the chassis is complete now making the wishbones, so far I have not brought anything other then the metal to make the parts. Progress has been a little slow but I have rebuilt my mates vxr after he blew it up and the gearbox plus moving soon so packing boxes! Good to see all the progress on your cars and I must say I do keep looking at the forum for advice with certain bits!! Must go parts to source and buy flebay is my next best friend for cutting discs.

j.brownster79 14th February 2014 07:46 PM

Uploaded some new photos

K4KEV 14th February 2014 08:47 PM

ba gum lad that teks me back a bit:) lathes are bluddy handy to have around, at least you aint got any mushies to turn up

j.brownster79 15th February 2014 01:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by K4KEV (Post 95795)
ba gum lad that teks me back a bit:) lathes are bluddy handy to have around, at least you aint got any mushies to turn up



They certainly are just bloody expensive but the money it saves in the long run and just having it to hand!!:D


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