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Welcome Jonathan!!
At 1m 88cm you'll be fine, My car has been driven by someone at 1m 93cm, it is possible to gain more space by extending the wheelbase or moving the pedal box into the engine compartment. Most of the steel used is 16 guage which is around 1.6mm, the wishbones are seamless tube with a 2.5mm wall. I'm sure someone on here is using that engine but my swiss cheese brain won't tell me who it is! I'd ask on Locostbuilders http://www.locostbuilders.co.uk/index.php# too but it seems to be broken again at the moment. Cheers Chris ![]() |
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wow thanks for the fast reply's
![]() when you say most of the steel is 1.6mm does that mean the 19 mm diameter tube is too or is that just for the 25x25 and the 19x19? Just checked the book again and it seems the 12.5 internal diameter is just for the stainless steel bushing tube, the drawing indeed shows they are 2.5. |
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Yes, the 19mm is 1.6 wall too.
Cheers Chris ![]() |
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a warm welcome to the crazy world of Roadster building
i mean the forum.just a note... if you intend using the Triton Race products bodywork then you don,t need the tube steel for the rear tub area. without putting my foot in it alot of builders use what they can source as long as it works with the chassis you build without altering the chassis in a drastic way. good luck with your build, andy |
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Welcome Jonathon,
I'm 6'7", 16stone and built the Haynes for the extra room. My legs are slightly bent but i fit in fine and drive it no problem. If you get Fabby's seats they give you as much room as you need and are very comfy. You'll be fine....Andrew |
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