to be honest ed, i'm liking the idea of having adjustables on the front and having a fixed height at the rear

Not read the hole 44 pages, have you got any pic's of what you are building?

Pic's on the last few pages look very nice, keep up the good work Tom

ooooooooooooooooo very nice

unfortunately ed, i've decided not to mass produce them due to the fact that polyurethane is a pig to turn on a lathe

unfortunately ed, i've decided not to mass produce them due to the fact that polyurethane is a pig to turn on a lathe

Try igus

Looking good, Tom. Glad you got the bushes made as you wanted them - which is lucky given your drawing is rather confusing

The hatching should be in/on the walls of the bush, not in the hole And the vertical line through the "top hat" shaped one should not pass through the part when viewed in section (as your hatching implies). You could do with some tolerances on them too - given the .05 suggests that is a critical dimension!

Thats all

The hatching should be in/on the walls of the bush, not in the hole And the vertical line through the "top hat" shaped one should not pass through the part when viewed in section (as your hatching implies). You could do with some tolerances on them too - given the .05 suggests that is a critical dimension!

yeah, i realise they are a little confusing, you are indeed right that there should be no hatching in the holey bits but when i inverted the colours to make them more web friendly they looked kack,, i appears also i seem to have uploaded the wrong drawings too, the dimensions on those are totally different to the ones i made:O

it's only 19.05 because that is 3/4"

soon to be made, base plate for the air filter/velocity stack

i could have told you they would be a pig. its not nice stuff to work with.

Tom,

Is all well with Project Q-Felicia?! I was following this thread for a while but it seems to have dried up. I hope everything's OK - I'm really keen to see the finished outcome of this great project!

Stuart

ah yes, hello.....

sorry, i haven't been around for a while i've been busy with work and some other personal stuff....

the project shall re-commence in the near future

just collected a few gearboxes to play with..... watch this space!!!

sorry folks, i can't find my camera so there's no pics at the moment

Don't know if I shall be ashamed or relieved when reminded that there are Briskodians who spend their time doing something worthwhile...

I'll follow further development in awe

purchased a donor car from ebay this evening... pics to follow

this little baby is the poor little victim...

It won't know what's hit it! Good to see you have a shell now - looking forward to see the project progress.

Stu

Might be showing my naievity (sp?) here but, strut brace that's a good start?

Unless its plastic of course :eek:

Have been following this project but this is first post, so good luck and keep it up, looking forward to the on road reality

Strut brace is standard fit

Strut brace is standard fit

Thought as much

Strut brace is standard fit

or in skoda's case... 'doesn't fit as standard'

in all seriousness tho, his car is so much more fun to drive than a fabia even with a standard engine

apologies for lack of updates and pics folks but i still cant find my digital camera...

purchased a few of the vital missing pieces such as the air filters/velocity stacks and a few other bits ands bobs, the gearbox is back together now , waiting on a few parts from the skoda dealers, then the only part i need to find now is a clutch....

inside bellhousing view of gearbox (seen with no clutch lever or release bearing fitted)

these little filters from itg fit over the end of the velocity stacks like socks and are held in place by cable ties