Mickas
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RE: Peter RS Cosworth project
2011/05/21 16:18:34
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ah well back to your shyt [88]
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RE: Peter RS Cosworth project
2011/05/21 19:21:46
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Sorry[8~2] to have distracted from your awesome work Peter. that was never the intention of my original comments, only mentioned it as a way of saying never stop what your doing and sharing, you are and insperation to us all. its like watching a full indepth build of a v8 supercar only better because we love cossies more :-)  ps my spelling is terrible[(#)]
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RE: Peter RS Cosworth project
2011/05/22 20:55:38
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Back to some more updates Fuel cap fitted and recessed into body   Filler neck fitted surge tank fitted   Cut a hole into boot floor and dropped oil tank half way through so as to fit -16 oil feed to pump    still working on floor and chassis rails that will be next cheers
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RE: Peter RS Cosworth project
2011/05/22 21:12:33
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Very tasty as usual Peter[:p]
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RE: Peter RS Cosworth project
2011/05/25 00:42:30
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Thanks Phil Engine builder finally received plenum and throttle body should be in Australia in few weeks after clean up of the runners and a match up.   cheers
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RE: Peter RS Cosworth project
2011/05/27 09:47:02
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Some more updates To make the manifold match the head Will had to weld up the o-ring groove and re-machine the port ends to suit. Also had to insert the manifold threaded holes to offset everything. Will is supplying one of his inlet anti-vibration kits, this replace the welded up o-ring groove and will also damp vibration to the plenum.       Another step closer to Dyno
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RE: Peter RS Cosworth project
2011/05/27 10:17:58
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Very tidy Peter[:p]
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RE: Peter RS Cosworth project
2011/05/30 20:52:55
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All good Stanley no sorry needed I was in funny mood my self when I replied to the earlier comments anyway[(#)][(#)] Phil I think Will the engine builder in th UK hase found me a fly wheel that he is sending with the intake thanks for the offer on the one you had.
Peter
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RE: Peter RS Cosworth project
2011/05/31 16:05:03
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Holy smokes!!!!
RS500 throttle body too!!
I like the tanks in the boot - good idea on recessing them through floor
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RE: Peter RS Cosworth project
2011/05/31 20:13:04
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very nice work. absolutely loving this build.
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RE: Peter RS Cosworth project
2011/05/31 22:45:07
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A box of plating got picked up the other day so another tick of the list     Thanks for the comments guys cheers
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RE: Peter RS Cosworth project
2011/06/08 00:33:17
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RE: Peter RS Cosworth project
2011/06/08 17:26:26
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nice idea with the exhaust there, this has got to be one of the best builds around
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RE: Peter RS Cosworth project
2011/06/08 19:28:57
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Looking at this build reminds me of my own and has made me wonder,are you going to register it?,because of the nature of the build i thought the exhaust would exit just behind the front wheel along with a screamer pipe but i see your running the exhaust quite some way back which makes me ask the rego question,in all i must say hats off to you for a great build and i love that G-Force box.
Regards Troy
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RE: Peter RS Cosworth project
2011/06/08 23:12:19
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Troy The car is going to be a street car the running gear has been built to look like a drag car interior roll cage a rally car exterior like pro streeter something around those lines anyway the engine was built for strong reliability and a down shifting G force.
Thanks Rally Pack
cheers Peter
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