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Motorsport Ninja Monkey
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Chassis Datum Points
I am at the start of a long journey to build a 908/917 inspired narrow bodied pre-73 LWB hot rod. The chassis will be a tubular steel space frame covered with carbon fibre bodywork and with a mid-mounted air cooled flat engine. In short a very track focused road legal sleeper.
I have a Porsche 930 I can take measurements from which I think shares the same basic shell as a pre-73 with the exception of wider wheel arches, different bumpers and front wings. What I would like to do is jack this car up level and using a drop line in various positions to mark out and draw on to MDF a full scale silhouette of the floor pan etc so I can workout what are my limits for fitting into outside body shape a chassis similar to the one below which I am part way through designing.   When checking the straightness of a 911 chassis what are the best datum/jig points to use? As I would like to create a centreline for reference. What would be good reference edge/flat to check I have the car level? [img]
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04-02-2011, 02:55 PM
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Non Compos Mentis
Join Date: May 2001
Location: Off the grid- Almost
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Would the dimensions in the "Body" section of the factory shop manuals help?
There are lots of different dimensions to various jig points there. |
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04-02-2011, 05:47 PM
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