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Hanra
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PostPosted: Mon Nov 20, 2006 8:12 pm 
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Have a look around this site.... http://www.zcars.org.uk/mini/index.htm Crazy Crazy!

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yeah we know already :lol: :lol: :lol:
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HPDesign
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bought the t-shirt, then I had to sell it. Cause it sent me broke, it demanded to be serviced every 5 minuites with synthetic oil and went through optimax like the a big thirsty V8

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Angusdog
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From the site:
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Tools Required
Metric Spanners from 8 - 22mm
Metric Socket Set from 8 - 22mm
Hammer
Tape Measure
Marker Pen
4" Angle Grinder
9" Angle Grinder
Screwdrivers: Philips and Flatblade
Electric Drill plus 4.5, 6, 8 and 10mm drill bits Suitable for drilling metal
Safety Goggles
Ear Protectors and gloves
Trolley Jack
Axle Stands


Well, sounds quite easy. Oh, no; hold on, my drill bits are only rated for drilling cheese. That's me out then...
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sports850
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And before you get excited , motorbike engined car's aren't legal in Australia unless you pay $7,000 or so to get the engine tested for car emissions rather than bike emissions , they have different rules unfortunately :cry: :evil: :cry: :evil: :cry: :evil: :cry: :evil: :cry: :evil:

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Remove one of the wheels and it is perfectly legal. ADR's ... the bane of my life. Was contemplating a Busa Clubman, then the ADR's wouldn't alow it. :x
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I'm having horrid visions of a 500 hp Reliant 3 wheeler (the thing that mr Bean picks on ...) instead of a hyabusa mini here ... How about a massive chain driven drag wheel filling the rear of the mini driven by the hyabusa and the normal front subframe , would that work as being a 3 wheeler for the ADR's ?



Disclaimer , I know this is highly improbable , unsafe and unstable for anything other than straight line but imagine the acceleration ......

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sports850
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Hee hee , I was bored so did a dodgy drawing of what I meant above .... Have to put motor in the passenger seat area but still , if you wanted to do a cheap and nasty drag mini it could be fun .... Lethal...... but fun .
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SSP racers live!
(probably meaningless to anyone under 40, but they were one of the coolest toys of the early 70s)
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Blokeinamoke
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paul_ewins wrote:
SSP racers live!
(probably meaningless to anyone under 40, but they were one of the coolest toys of the early 70s)


Its needs the pull out thing in the top. :lol:
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