Tegheim

Have drawn the rear counterweight. It's not precise, but near enough at the moment.

This weekend I moved the last from my old appartment to our new house, so soon the "build" will continue

rxspeed7

i fully understand that, it was more of a joking statement. what you have so far is about as badass as it gets. keep up the good work man!!!



p.s. out of curiosity, what do you do for a living? are you a machinist?



zack

Tegheim

I understood that you were joking, but wanted to explain anyways. Have had many threads in other forums there people thought I was a member of an speedshop, or the owner I dont wanna be mixed up with some company comercials



For a living I works in a small industrial company with 30 employees. I operate CNC-mills with very unusual and rare parts in the waterpower industry. Often 3D-surfaces and so on.

So when I first started to turn the shaft in the Lathe, I had never operated a CNC-Lathe. So the estimated time was pretty long at first

Have done all my CNC-work in MasterCam so far.

rxspeed7

haha sounds good. that sounds like a pretty interesting job. well anyways keep up the amazing work!!! kudos

Tegheim

Thank you!



Don't miss out the rest of the car! Have build an own frame and front suspension in a welding-fixture in my garage.



Wolvo 142 - 26B

thatpoorguy

Are you going to machine your own rotors and housings? Work looks great, keep it up!!

Tegheim

No, at first I will use stock parts. Maybe when they have tried out the billet-rotors more I could try it to. But housing isn't any idea of making my self.

Tegheim

As the 4rotor-build have some waiting and contruction-brain-burnout build in, I continued with the chassi and body meanwhile. I promise to update the engine as soon as something funny happen.



See more at my other thread if you are curios



https://www.nopistons.com/forums/top...75#entry937975

Tegheim

The shaft is up on the wall again, at least at the table

Tegheim

Around here...?