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PerspexIt

posted on 20/3/02 at 12:33 PM Reply With Quote
single donor (Sierra) plans?

Hi All!

somebody know if i can buy plans for a single donor (Sierra) locost?

Thanks,
David

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Danny

posted on 20/3/02 at 12:42 PM Reply With Quote
MK engineering do a car called The Indy not a locust but similar sort of thing,

http://www.mkengineering.co.uk/

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PerspexIt

posted on 20/3/02 at 03:11 PM Reply With Quote
I was searching for a drawing, like in the "book" but for Sierra, Escort parts are close to impossible to find in my contry.

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David

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James

posted on 21/3/02 at 09:39 AM Reply With Quote
David,

Try the files section on the Yahoo Locost group:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/locost/
(you'll need to sign in and setup a yahoo id to get into the files section from there).
I believe there may be some .dxf files with IRS (Sierra rear end) plans. You'll need a CAD program to read them- I think Turbocad can be downloaded for free at: http://www.turbocad.com

Otherwise, there are loads of IRS photos around, try the photos section here on this site.

Also, the MK Indy on http://www.mkengineering.co.uk/
is fantastic if you want to buy an IRS chassis but the photos of the chassis on the MK site are pretty good too...

Other than that, find a kind mate who's already got one and measure up and copy his- although I'm sure no one around here would reverse engineer someone else's work....




James

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Dutchman

posted on 14/2/06 at 01:23 PM Reply With Quote
So PerspexIt did U find anything .... or someone else... I have the same problem with finding escort in Serbia that is imposible there is none in the adds that is older than 84.

now thinking about LADA





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ProjectX

posted on 14/2/06 at 11:18 PM Reply With Quote
Hi I'm building a Locost with Sierra rear end.

Look up RORTY's for the sierra IRS plans. Will fit book based Locost

J

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Dutchman

posted on 15/2/06 at 10:33 AM Reply With Quote
So that means that if I do a McSorley 7+4 form http://www.mcsorley.net/locost/drawings/McSorley7+4.pdf

and the back of chassis from Rorty's http://gtslocost.locostsites.co.uk/documents/pdf_files/RortyLocostIRSAssembly.pdf

of course the uprights and forks ... I can Use only Sierra parts .





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Schrodinger

posted on 15/2/06 at 04:14 PM Reply With Quote
There is the Tiger Avon which is supposed to be buildable from the book (Build a Tiger Avon)and that is Sierra based.

Keith
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ProjectX

posted on 15/2/06 at 07:04 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by Dutchman
So that means that if I do a McSorley 7+4 form http://www.mcsorley.net/locost/drawings/McSorley7+4.pdf

and the back of chassis from Rorty's http://gtslocost.locostsites.co.uk/documents/pdf_files/RortyLocostIRSAssembly.pdf

of course the uprights and forks ... I can Use only Sierra parts .



Yep thats what I'm doing. The IRS plans arn't for the +4 but easy enough to change the dimensions.

Front hubs from Sierra will need reaming to fit.

Hope this helps?

J

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