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kikingriffin

posted on 15/2/04 at 10:07 AM Reply With Quote
what is the differance

what r the differace`s between the dax rush,caterahm,westfield,mk, sylver stricker,ect could some on explain y there differant, i am new to all this so bare with me.thanx
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Steve Hnz

posted on 15/2/04 at 10:44 AM Reply With Quote
Thats a very difficult question to give a concise answer to. As a relative new comer to these ranks, I`d suggest you do what I did & take a look at the builders web sites for these various makes. Very simply of course they`re all cars inspired by the original Lotus 7 but the differences are many & complex & probably beyond the scope of anyone to answer very satisfactorily here. No doubt someone will give it a go & good luck to them.Try Google to search for the websites, it seems to get there fairly well. Cheers, Steve.
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stephen_gusterson

posted on 15/2/04 at 06:22 PM Reply With Quote
buy some kit car mags. one of them had a special edition on sevens and you can buy it on back order.

then you will see the difference.

basically caterham and westfield are high priced

most others are intermediate

and a locost is a home build supposedly cheaper route.

mk and robin hood, for example, are decent priced kits, others tend to range from costly to ballistic

atb

steve






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kikingriffin

posted on 15/2/04 at 08:24 PM Reply With Quote
r thay the same????????

is there any difference in the way either of them handle? or lighter or the way the end build look`s eg wider or longer has any one look into to this minor detail?
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kingr

posted on 15/2/04 at 08:38 PM Reply With Quote
Yes, there are differences, almost all have distinctive feature - Dax's are large and wide, and habitually have v8s in them, Sylva/Raw's have a distinctive bonnet, as do tigers, the list goes on, the best thing if you're not sure what sort you want is to go to a kit car show, look at cars and talk to owners.

Kingr

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trackfodder

posted on 15/2/04 at 09:55 PM Reply With Quote
bare?

BARE with me? what kind of a club have i gotten into?
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Stu16v

posted on 15/2/04 at 09:56 PM Reply With Quote
Once you do know, it's like asking what the difference between an Astra, Fiesta, Clio, 306 etc is.

They all look different. They all have their strengths and weaknesses. Something that appeals to one person will put the next right off it. You get different things for your money, and so on.

As for handling, that is a difficult one, as the builder has a lot more influence on any particular car. Engines, shockers, springs, tyres setup etc will alter significantly between the same model, so comparisons are difficult.





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stephen_gusterson

posted on 15/2/04 at 11:46 PM Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by trackfodder
BARE with me? what kind of a club have i gotten into?



you havnt met hippy yet then






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