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Mac&Otto 06-28-2015 12:22 AM

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Originally Posted by classiccamaro (Post 606591)
Beautiful work on this car.....keep the updates coming!

Thank you and sorry for the late response, seems like I turn around and two weeks are missing.

Thanks, Cal.

WSSix 06-28-2015 07:00 PM

Looking good, Cal! You've chosen some serious hardware. I'm excited to see this car compete.

Mac&Otto 06-28-2015 07:55 PM

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Originally Posted by WSSix (Post 609844)
Looking good, Cal! You've chosen some serious hardware. I'm excited to see this car compete.

Thank you. I've been fortunate and have had a lot of great input from lots of great people and builders. Members of this site have provided valuable info as well. I can't wait to get it running and get on the track. I'm guessing the car will be capable, let's HOPE the driver is!!!! Lol

Thanks, Cal

Mac&Otto 08-29-2015 11:38 AM

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Well, ive found new life and some time to work on the car again. I brought the car home, the whole nose is here and I just got my dash. I had a friend in Spokane pick up some chromoly tube and we're going to build a skeleton to mount everything. I unloaded it this morning so hopefully in the next month I will have it ready to tear down and start prepping for paint.

Vince@Meanstreets 08-29-2015 11:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Mac&Otto (Post 615176)
Well, ive found new life and some time to work on the car again. I brought the car home, the whole nose is here and I just got my dash. I had a friend in Spokane pick up some chromoly tube and we're going to build a skeleton to mount everything. I unloaded it this morning so hopefully in the next month I will have it ready to tear down and start prepping for paint.

I was starting to wonder what happened to you. Welcome back!!

Vince@Meanstreets 08-29-2015 11:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Mac&Otto (Post 615176)
Well, ive found new life and some time to work on the car again. I brought the car home, the whole nose is here and I just got my dash. I had a friend in Spokane pick up some chromoly tube and we're going to build a skeleton to mount everything. I unloaded it this morning so hopefully in the next month I will have it ready to tear down and start prepping for paint.

Wait chromo? Specs?

Mac&Otto 09-01-2015 08:54 AM

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Originally Posted by Vince@MSperfab (Post 615227)
Wait chromo? Specs?

I'm using chromoly tube for my core support and to mount my fenders, rs nose and bumpers. I figured I have taken this much time to be "weight conscious" I better use chromoly. What do you think?

Cal

grendel 09-01-2015 10:10 AM

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Originally Posted by Mac&Otto (Post 615461)
I'm using chromoly tube for my core support and to mount my fenders, rs nose and bumpers. I figured I have taken this much time to be "weight conscious" I better use chromoly. What do you think?

Cal

Sure, you can go with smaller, lighter tube by using ChroMoly.

Then again, that stuff doesn't really see any real impact, etc, so why use something so expensive. Thin wall HREW would hold it just fine, I think.

I get using ChroMoly in roll cage that protects you, but in this use case, it's just supporting weight, right?

Mac&Otto 09-01-2015 11:29 AM

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Originally Posted by grendel (Post 615475)
Sure, you can go with smaller, lighter tube by using ChroMoly.

Then again, that stuff doesn't really see any real impact, etc, so why use something so expensive. Thin wall HREW would hold it just fine, I think.

I get using ChroMoly in roll cage that protects you, but in this use case, it's just supporting weight, right?

Pretty much. I'm probably going overboard but I've pretty much went overboard since I started the project. Lol

Might as well be consistent!!!

Thanks, Cal

Vince@Meanstreets 09-01-2015 02:43 PM

If you are planning to build your cage to pass tech, check the rules first.

1.750 .120 wall tubing is usually the norm in a rule book. Using ChroMo will be pointless as it will not offer a weight savings.


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