hydrolastic suspension replacement

That looks a bit different Ozzy, I have never seen that colour combination before on stripes

White is good - the Lone Ranger rode a white horse and he always stood out from the rest!

John

If I ever get another F it would be vintage white with deep burgundy stripes, matching interior and hood .. I am resisting at the moment, but after October Madam will only be doing main shows and events, and it would be nice to have another one to mess around in, I am resisting the temptation.......................








At the moment

another couple of toms car:

I've been looking round at different whites, but a Pearlescent white. Not sure Ive come across the Vintage white

Lambo are doing a lovely balloon white & Aston have a more subtle morning frost pearl white both really sexy colours.

personally i love the Lotus white...

my excel <--- "monaco white"

or...



i saw one of these GTE evora's in the lotus motorsport garage when i was at the factory in sept '11, in matte white with gloss stripe as per this picture...

looked gorgeous!

see me at 1:51

dazlightyear wrote: hi the dampers mounting is the same as a normal car.bet the sring in mounted within a holder that is the same size as the hydrolastic pod,the springs are adjustable.we have had a car set up with these and it works perfect,but we have to make the fitting more diy able,as the subframes have to be removed.but give us a few weeks and we wil be there.
also we are building a customer loan car,and we would love your opinon on these matter,the car will be a standard car but we want a colour that will stand out,what do you think about white with the martini racing graphics on it,like the 1970s rae cars

Martini Racing colours are cool but Gulf Racing colours are even cooler

gulf racing colors have to be on a ford GT40 or aston martin...



or



doesnt look right here:



(those are 2 i know of/have seen at lotus meets)

~Drools~ over the last photo

I know this was a few years back but did anything hit the streets for this conversion kit?

Not a darn thing unfortunately.
The OP and his business ran into some legal difficulties. Seems he could talk a better job than he was actually capable of doing.
The business was sold and he has dropped out of sight.

I wonder if the new owners were aware of this.

The reason I ask is that they were his engineering company carrying out welding repairs I believe.

I just wonder whether they may have built/designed some of the parts.

It may be worthwhile dropping "Tricketts" a line to see if they had any dealings. It would be a shame to let it go especially if the system was a s good as described and cheap.

Tone