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zekill
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new with a Fisher Fury

Postby zekill » Sun Mar 11, 2012 7:43 pm

Hi all,
I have buy my first kit car, it's a Fisher Fury with the Phoenix bodywork.
This car need a rebuild and i have a blog for this.
I hope i can exchange with you, i'm french, sorry for my bad english.
my blog: http://sylvafury.blogspot.com/
my car when i have pick up it to Brighton:
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matt_gsxr
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Re: new with a Fisher Fury

Postby matt_gsxr » Mon Mar 12, 2012 11:16 am

I thought that was rather a pretty Fury ;)

Look nice.

Matt

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Re: new with a Fisher Fury

Postby dopdog » Mon Mar 12, 2012 4:01 pm

That was quick, its in bits already. you must have been undoing the bolts on the way home :lol:

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Re: new with a Fisher Fury

Postby jeffw » Mon Mar 12, 2012 4:19 pm

Isn't it kinda wrong?

I'm surprised a Phoenix tub fitted on the Fury chassis in the first place to be honest.

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Re: new with a Fisher Fury

Postby Edd » Mon Mar 12, 2012 7:05 pm

3 Comments.
1. Welcome to Sylvaland, enjoy!
2. That's a hell of a strip down!
3. That's also a very tidy garage/workbench!
Edd.
PS. www.jpsc.org.uk special membership offers coming soon....

zekill
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Re: new with a Fisher Fury

Postby zekill » Mon Mar 12, 2012 9:02 pm

dopdog wrote:That was quick, its in bits already. you must have been undoing the bolts on the way home :lol:

:mrgreen: 800 miles to return at home, the time to do some bits!
thanks all for welcome, I will be post here for news and surely questions.

This Fury is only for (fast) trackdays and the first build is not good.

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Re: new with a Fisher Fury

Postby GWEN » Thu Mar 15, 2012 4:28 pm

hello my friend ! ;)

happy to see you have bought a fury !!! :D 8-)

in fact, have you sold your Lotus ? :roll:
If one of you come in France ( between Nantes and Angers ), call me... there's always a fresh beer in my garage ;-)

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Re: new with a Fisher Fury

Postby zekill » Sun Mar 25, 2012 10:04 pm

Hi all, hi Gwen ;)

Well, I have a problem with suspension setup, there are the 'Spax' supplied by Fisher with the kit.
Springs are set to the max lowered position but shocks stays full open when car is on the floor.
It's the same at front and rear.
Seem to be springs are too long, or the car is too light :lol:
Any ideas ?

Another questions, on this pic: why there is two positions from the arms, I use the outboard, it's correct ?
thank for all.
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Re: new with a Fisher Fury

Postby RobMsport » Mon Mar 26, 2012 9:22 am

For a widened track width , if the bodywork will cover the tyres --- if not then a little ' wheel arch ' widening is needed ;)

Regarding the springs ----- depends if the engine is ' bike ' or ' car ' and is it still in the chassis :?: Take the springs off and you should find a scratched number marked on the top or bottom flat surface . It will say length and lbs weighting like 9 / 180 for instance , meaning 9inch spring with 180lbs weighting.

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Re: new with a Fisher Fury

Postby zekill » Mon Mar 26, 2012 8:57 pm

thank,
Engine is a Honda Fireblade and is in the chassis.
ok, i must extract springs to see rate but i'm almost sure there is a problem with shocks, there are new but with
ten years storage.


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