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Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Houston, TX
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Time to tilt < lap time
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![]() ![]() Hey Phil or LordZ, Will the mod work with stock through the diffuser exhaust? I'd like to do the mod, but I am not keen on replacing the Tubular exhaust that is currently on the car. I'm cool with a panel delete. May be I'll figure out someway to use Dzus fasteners to hold the rear panels on and yet allow easy removal. ![]() LordZ next time you plan on tilting your clam give me a call, I'd really like to see how it all works.
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Works fine with the through diffuser exhausts. I've sold a few that have the diffuser exits and no problems...
![]() Best, Phil Quote:
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Cool
Thanks for the response Phil.
Can you add me to your list for your next run on the kit. May be if I'm really nice to LordZ he'll provide me with some help / advice on the install process.
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![]() I'd like to work on that but as it stands, outside of normal stuff we make, I'm sitting on a back log of clamhinges to get out, trailer hitches, camera mounts (granted these are not that creative), and intercooler... oh ya, and two frame off restorations... ![]() Perhaps if I can get the trailer hitches and intercooler off my plate, I can move on to the quick release hard top. I have put some thought in to the hard top and I can see a way to make it quicker, in the four corners but I don't see an efficent way to get around that interior trim panel on the front... Best case will probably be to make it so that there are no tools required for the trim panel and quick connects on the 4 corners... Jsut thinking outloud here ![]() Best, Phil
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| '05 GG LSS Elise | A Track Chariot | BOE ClamHinge | BOE TVS SuperCharger 275whp/175wtq | EFI Standalone Engine Management |See my car at BOE Fabrication: www.boefabrication.com ----->Last Updated: 11/09/08 If something ain't worth doing right, it ain't worth doing at all... |
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#427 (permalink) |
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Join Date: Apr 2004
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I don't need no stinking interior trim panel Phil.
![]() Any way of making the back snug down a bit more though? I'm putting small pieces of rubber in my rear brackets right now to bring the back down a bit more (06, no center securing bracket + S111 CF roof. ) |
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#428 (permalink) |
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Is there a way? You bet! Where there's a will, there's always a way
![]() I have the same problem on my '05 car. As you guys have probably come to figure out, I tend to get creative and make stuff when I need to. I tilt my clam so much (several times a week), that I'm going to "need" to get creative with the hard top as winter comes since that's when I run the hard top. In the meantime, the soft top is the top of choice, so no quick release hard top for you! (in my best "Soup Nazi" Voice) ![]() Best, Phil
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#429 (permalink) |
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Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: Paris in France
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Hello everybody
! Finaly, i've make the same original transformation like Phil , on my Speedster GULF... but with my own system (two pieces of the "Spider Renault" french car....) because the rear of the VX220 / Speedster GM are not exactly the same to your Elise/Exige cars .In few hours, i send you my picture about the strange rear "mutation" of my car in my Garage111.com post ! Best regards ![]() Franck / Valmont |
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#431 (permalink) |
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Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: Paris in France
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Hello Jean ! Great !
![]() Si tu passes en France fin Octobre, penses surtout à me faire signe et à passer éventuellement sur Paris nous voir !!!!! Si tu as une adresse mail perso, puis-je te transmettre toutes mes images de mon Speedster modifié immédiatement, afin que tu puisses les poster ici plus vite ???Best regard Franck ![]() |
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Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: Québec, Canada
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Franck, I'm sorry, I will not be able to help you...
For "la fête du travail" (same thing in US, labor day) I promised my wife and family to enjoy holiday without anything about Lotus, or clamhinge... cause...she will have headaches...You know what I mean... ![]() A+ Jean |
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Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: Paris in France
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her (garage111.com), is it possible now to shaw you, few pictures about my own Speedster rear clamshell removing system !
![]() Garage111.com - Forum Lotus Elise, Lotus Exige, Opel Speedster et dérivés. / Valmont concrétise son rêve! page 5 : l'arrière Best regard Franck Last edited by valmont : 09-02-2008 at 05:15 PM. |
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Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Quebec
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Hey Phil,
As I just bought a Supercharger from BWR. This would be a winter project and as some of you may know, winter in Quebec is a long winter... The Clamhinge installation would be a nice complement to the installation of the Supercharger. Question: 1. No ratling? 2. Where are the bolts and or fastener holding the clam down? 3. When is your next production (black)? Regard Serge |
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ZAMMY
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: washington, pa, (near PGH.)
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and i'd like to get my clam hinge setup so i can order a blower kit...yahoo!
sam
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Hey Guys,
Sorry for the delay. Jim is right, it is quite possibly, the best thing ever As soon as we can get my busines partner back from his nuptials, I won't be manning the ship by myself. I anticipate that we'll be done with the next batch at the end of October, as he will be back the second week of October and this project is the first on our list to finish. Fortunately, we're very close to completion as it is, so it won't be long after he gets back. If you're interesting in the kit feel free to post in this thread so I can better keep track of who's-who....I'll eventually open the cart up on the website for purchases when they're done... Hang in there guys ![]() Best, Phil
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That's not my cone
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I call #1. ![]()
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