Nissan Skyline R34 GT-R - Page 12

Phoenix · 26-12-2005

Quote:

Originally Posted by Seaspray

Yea they do. I 've located a site where we can buy Mk1 Ford Escort shell.

please do share dude

Nismo · 03-01-2006

heres my nissan skyline and
http://img391.imageshack.us/my.php?image=555yk.jpg

http://img268.imageshack.us/my.php?image=aaaa00088yx.jpg

Seaspray · 07-01-2006

The site is www.somebodies.co.uk
Sorry mate at times I don't seen to get prompts from threads i have taken part in probably me.

jas13272 · 07-01-2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nismo

heres my nissan skyline and
http://img391.imageshack.us/my.php?image=555yk.jpg

http://img268.imageshack.us/my.php?i...aaa00088yx.jpg

And here is a picture of my skyline

http://i9.photobucket.com/albums/a96...2/8ada272c.jpg

Seaspray · 08-01-2006

At least you can use the electric inside clubrooms and in the winter too. Not that Iam against I.C. cars .Here is the lancer

and this is the electric buggy for dirt track racing.

Seaspray · 08-01-2006

This is the lastest Nissan Skyline GTR 34 sorry about the picture but it is hard to photograph clear objects. It will be on a Mi2 chassis.

This is what I run round the garden chasing our staffy, or he chases it.

**Bluewavestudios** · 16-01-2006

Nice Skylines Jas and Seaspray,

Seasprays shell appears to be the same one I used, mine was the Supersize shell.

Latest news on the Skyline I am doing, it is currently stripped down at present ready for final re-assembly, eveything is being greased and lubricated and the Final Touch will be done very shortly....A Full Carbon Fibre Custom Chassis !!...Will post the pics up as soon as I have cut it.

Car will then be re-assembled and fully ready to go.

Mark.

**Bluewavestudios** · 14-02-2006

And getting this thread back on Topic to the original subject, here is the latest update. The original Aluminium chassis is being done away and replaced with a full Carbon Fibre Chassis. Got the sheet from www.carbonology.com and initial marking out in chinagraph pencil is done.
The inner lines are the outline of the old chassis, you see that I have extended the sides outwards (The wings) This is to allow fitment of all the radio etc and a larger capacity fuel tank. Will be masking up all the edges with tape next prior to cutting. This acts as a clearly visible guide to see the edges when cutting the sheet and also prevents any splintering of the sheet as it is cut.

Phoenix · 15-02-2006

wont the cf be too flexy?

i always though cf was strong cos it had more flex in it

**Bluewavestudios** · 15-02-2006

Iain,
That does depend on the thickness of the C/F you use. I am using 2.3mm thick stuff here and it only has a very minimal amount of flex. In fact the original aluminium chassis has more flex than this stuff does so I think that speaks for itself.
You would be surprised at just how strong this stuff is, even in thinner sheets.

Regards....Mark.