Honda s2000 in a 700kg 1983 KP Starlet

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  1. IDAR KP60

    IDAR KP60 Member

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    nice!!! works keep going post some more fotos!!!!
     
  2. KPS

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    Will do Idar - sorry for the slowness. Colour coat going on over the next 2 weeks - so progress will speed up then! Steve.
     
  3. Scooby J

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    Awsome stuff buddy, keep it comming.
     
  4. KPS

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    Thanks for the tip - I'll have a look at the ECU changes once it is all up and running. At last painting has started..........

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  5. Rallyconection

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    Really tidy project, I wish you the best of luck with it.
    I am at the same thing at the moment and wondering how did you sort the sump?
     
  6. pc18

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    some great work going into this. keep the updates coming!
     
  7. supernova-dw

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    Loving it! Please keep the updates coming, awesome build!
     
  8. antiguaboy

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    what are the specs on the fostek axle? looked into these a while back for my ke70 but never progressed with it? price all up?
     
  9. KPS

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    Hi there - sorry for the late reply. The Axle is a 3.75:1 with Quaife LSD. It comes complete with hubs and discs. They are not cheap, but very nicely made. Hope that helps? Anyway - here are a few photos of the current situation. The interior is painted and looks great (x13 coats of blue over a silver base coat!). The exterior will be started this coming week..... http://i959.photobucket.com/albums/ae76/KPS_bucket/sdtarlet010.jpg [​IMG]

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  10. Tim nice but slim

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    very nice colour choice, great work :thumbs:
     
  11. Kruizer

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    mint project, really decent job done of the interior aswell, looking forward to following the rest of the work you are planning on doin to it
     
  13. KPS

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    Thanks guys. The encouragement helps me to keep the faith!
     
  14. joeyk9

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    F20C Way to be :D That's gonna be a mooooooooooooooooooooooonster!
     
  15. TwinCamDill

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    It looks serious! Unreal work. Cant wate to see her finished.
     
  16. conal g

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    looks brilliant,

    One question though why didnt u put a weld in cage in the car or four link it when u have gone to the bother of turreting it?
     
  17. RRACINGTHAI

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    gorgeous project !!! f20c still be made for lump to kp or ke cars ;)
     
  18. KPS

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    Hi there. Good question re. the cage. First reason was because I got a new bolt-in virtually FOC! Second is that if I want to restore it to a more conventional interior at some stage in the future it will be fairly easy. The cage won't be perfect anyway because I am not having rear cross bracing - this will make it more discreet and more in line with my sleeper image. (It will be tied into the roof though as well as bolted to 6 points on the floor/rear arches, so it will be better than nothing in terms of stiffening things up).

    On the suspension we opted for a fifth link panhard rod set up on the axle in the end.

    Regards, Stephen
     
  19. OllyG40

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    What a lovely colour! Looking good.
     
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