
If I was to start making the book chassis with no real idea what engine I'm going to put in there, is it going to be a major problem adjusting to
fit or should I just leave a few bits out until I do have an engine?
This is more an excercise in spreading the cost and not having a scrap car sat on the drive for years
It'll depend more on your gearbox at the early stages...
... Made the book chassis and now having to cut it about to get the gearbox to fit.
Get all the drivetrain sorted before building the chassis above the base rails.
... Made the book chassis and now having to cut it about to get the gearbox to fit.
Get all the drivetrain sorted before building the chassis above the base rails.
So just get the outside frame done and leave parts like the transmission tunnel and where the engine mounts will go, sounds good to me 
You can still do 90% of the chassis before you get an engine/box.
I can think of 14 chassis rails that *might* be affected.
Make sure you track down the Cymtriks chassis mods whilst you're there.
HTH,
James
The what? Is that in the book or an extra cos I'm sure I found a few details missing when I last went through it
You will need to decide if you are going to be using a 6 or 4 pot as that would alter the whole front half of the chassis.
If i was you, i would try and decide ASAP
Just build it! If you spend any more time trying to see into the future, youll never get anything done!
Keep it simple for the first build.
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Originally posted by Ninehigh
The what? Is that in the book or an extra cos I'm sure I found a few details missing when I last went through it
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Originally posted by MakeEverything
Just build it! If you spend any more time trying to see into the future, youll never get anything done!
Keep it simple for the first build.
Nh, you have a U2U...