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mad_skillz

posted on 7/9/02 at 11:53 PM Reply With Quote
Nose Cone Mk2

I was thinking about making my own nose cone my self. How hard is it? Also about the shaping of it, would it be much better if i made it pointed like an F1 car or would it not make much difference. Thanx
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RoadkillUK

posted on 8/9/02 at 09:55 AM Reply With Quote
Take a look at Dunc's post on the 2nd of this month, it's a bit further down, the thread is called 'Daylight, at last!!!'

He's just finished making a buck for his nosecone and there are photo's somewhere.

As for the shape of the nosecone, it's up to you really.

HTH





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ChrisW

posted on 8/9/02 at 11:39 AM Reply With Quote
I'd say an F1 shape would probably do very little for the aerodynamics however it would mess up the cooling. That big grille is there for a reason!

Chris

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mad_skillz

posted on 8/9/02 at 12:39 PM Reply With Quote
i thought you can get rear mounted ones?
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ChrisW

posted on 8/9/02 at 01:07 PM Reply With Quote
Hmmm.. there was some discussion about rear mounted rads a while ago but I think it was decided it'd be more hassle than it was worth. You'd have to find somewhere to mount it, run the pipes back, fit a bigger pump etc - lots of messing around!

Chris

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