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David Aiketgate wrote: You could brace the subframes above the floor pan.:shrug:
Seam welding improves the stiffness of the subframes..
For a TF bracing the towers would be a great idea..
The F doesnt gain anything from bracing between the spheres.. but between the shocks deffo :broon:
Ive welded my cross member onto the front subframe.. rather than bolting..
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andy1970h wrote: How much difference do the doors make?
Does welding them shut make any difference?
This would hugely stiffen up the body shell.. but would make nearly as difficult to get in and out of as an Elise :bust:
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Could also save a load of weight with no door hinges or locks.
Back with front wheel drive and 181HP at the wheels
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andy1970h wrote: Just need to leave the roof down
Could also save a load of weight with no door hinges or locks.
better off welding in a cage, welding the body to it, and use GRP doors as "place holders"
much lighter... the 2 doors on the F/TF weights the same as an elise front clam, rear clam, roof, sills and doors!!! lol!
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