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http://members.rennlist.com/emcon5/oldRSR-newRSR.pdf Tom |
Thanks Tom. I finally located in on the server, but you were faster.
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Ya know... out there "shopping" it's tough to find a coupe without a sunroof (newer years 74 and up) If I wound up with an SR car, is it worth it to delete it, or just hold out for the non SR car?
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hi Geoff, did you find a car yet?
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Sun roof is the least of the issues I would worry about if I was doing an RSR project, I would value more a car that is "RSR" potential, like a car that has turbo brakes and maybe a roll bar already, in other words, some one elses incomplete "RSR" progect.
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Why not start of with a 930 and back date that? It already has the best of everything and you can make 400+hp easy.
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Guys,
The car is purchased and torn down... to the comments... 930 flares are significantly different than RSR flares. I'm back dating to the 73... an 82 has a galvanized body, less chance for rust. By getting a sunroofless coupe (rare) several issues are relieved for a track car. Weight in the lid, broken stuff... head room. Plus one less thing to do with the body (major). Brakes etc... I'll deal with that if I need to. The 82 brakes are not exactly low duty for now... Also the 930 is HEAVY.... This car will be close to 245+ at the wheels (hopefully, more when I go full race mode) and weigh in around 2100-2300# Pic updates: http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1090088358.jpg http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1090088377.jpg http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1090088398.jpg |
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