
Richard's J15 build diary Update June 18th new pics
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Re: Richard's J15 build diary Update 21st Feb 2010 - Pictures!
Thanks Jeff.
OK done a bit today. Taken us most of the day to make the top cover for the centre tunnel. Measured, templated, cut, hole made for the gearstick, drilled and rivnutted.Sounds easy huh??
We've also got the closing panel for the other pod done but that had to be made in two halves due to the strengthening support for the engine mount.
Finally we've drilled the rear bulkhead where the handbrake cable goes through and inserted a small bit of silicon hose to protect the cable.
Here's the pics seems a shame to have it powder coated!!







Cheers
Rich
OK done a bit today. Taken us most of the day to make the top cover for the centre tunnel. Measured, templated, cut, hole made for the gearstick, drilled and rivnutted.Sounds easy huh??
We've also got the closing panel for the other pod done but that had to be made in two halves due to the strengthening support for the engine mount.
Finally we've drilled the rear bulkhead where the handbrake cable goes through and inserted a small bit of silicon hose to protect the cable.
Here's the pics seems a shame to have it powder coated!!







Cheers
Rich
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Re: Richard's J15 build diary Update 21st Feb 2010 - Pictures!
Looking good....when are you aiming to have it on the road then ?
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Re: Richard's J15 build diary Update 21st Feb 2010 - Pictures!
Was hoping for March but more likely to be May/June
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Rich
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Re: Richard's J15 build diary Update 21st Feb 2010 - Pictures!
looking forward to seeing on the road 

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Re: Richard's J15 build diary Update 21st Feb 2010 - Pictures!
Spectre 3 wrote:Was hoping for March but more likely to be May/June
Aim for Stoneleigh !
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Re: Richard's J15 build diary Update 21st Feb 2010 - Pictures!
When's that again?
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Re: Richard's J15 build diary Update 21st Feb 2010 - Pictures!
2nd/3rd May (May Bank Holiday Weekend)
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Re: Richard's J15 build diary Update 21st Feb 2010 - Pictures!
OK I'll give it a go!!
Rich
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Re: Richard's J15 build diary Update 21st Feb 2010 - Pictures!
Hi Richard,
Thanks for providing further inspiration for me to get on with my kit car build and stop dithering!
My main dithering point at present is engine choice.
I was thinking initially of going the standard 16 zetec routte and then spening some money tweaking it, but your route of starting with a 150hp duratec is quite attractive.
Do you think this engine choice added much to the complexity of the build?
Chris
Thanks for providing further inspiration for me to get on with my kit car build and stop dithering!
My main dithering point at present is engine choice.
I was thinking initially of going the standard 16 zetec routte and then spening some money tweaking it, but your route of starting with a 150hp duratec is quite attractive.
Do you think this engine choice added much to the complexity of the build?
Chris
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