RCR Chassis #14 Ron McCall

gt40fran said:
Stigg.

the chassis is completely manufactured from aluminum...the panelling you refer to is the actual load bearing chassis structure....this type of construction is called a monocoque.

Hope this helps


Yes i know, but i've seen some builds where they get the aluminum in pieces rather then welded. Sorry i must be mistaking the RCR with another manufacturer. Sorryf for the confusion.
 
Stigg

the RCR is the only aluminum monocoque currently available...

the others manuafcturer that you may be thinking of is a tubular steel chassis with aluminum applique panels to create a mono style look

Fran
 

Howard Jones

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Ron, I would like to add that having spent 8 months doing my bodywork myself I always am drawn to the fitlines on these cars. I looks to me like you saved yourself 8 months of work.

Fran, Very nice work. And that's comming from someone who knows what he's looking at. I was going to ask how you did it but never mind. It looks great.

Any more on the prototype?
 
Howard,

thanks very much...praise indeed from one who covered himself in sanding dust...for eight months....

Brad (my tooling maker) works very hard on all of the RCR moulds to ensure minimal parting lines and great surface finish.....it really pays off when you see the quality of the bodies.

The RCR-P has been massaged a on a little since Carlisle,but we are hard at work on the 917 at the moment.
 
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Ron McCall

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Here's a couple pictures of my RCR pedal assy.
Sorry for the delay.I've been busy.I have made alot of progress! I will post more soon.
 

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Ron McCall

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Clearance hole for dry sump tank. The tank almost totally seals the hole off when the deck is closed.
 

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