Recent content by Jean

Hi Ron I never received any messages, or requests re payment for CAV subforum.... Simply noticed that it's missing, and our Auto Futura log-on kicked out. ? Jean Fourie

Hi The car in question is a very early spaceframe car. The S designates the spaceframe. The new monocoque chassis has a MONO in chassis number. Cars built by Auto Futura has a AF in the number . Regards Jean

CAV Newsletter I realise that it is long overdue, but herewith an update regarding the CAV GT and its factory, Auto Futura in Cape Town. Firstly, I would like to welcome our newest CAV distributors, Johann Keyser and Seph Barnard, to the CAV Family. They will be trading as CAV-US and are...

1100 GBP including the silencer [email protected]

...I hate computers

Hi Ray Yes they do, but you would need to drill the top two holes into the pre-100 chassis. A threaded plate is supplied, which fits inside the chassis from underneath. MUCH stronger than 'old' CAV mount. Jean Attached another photo of the beast....

...and race-day

...and gearbox mounts for Audi 6-speed

Hi Guys I have tried many times to post these, so here goes..( again)

Hi, yes. The first assembled by us. The new generation car started at #100. Regards Jean

Hi The 'Jean Fourie" method only starts from car @82 which is when I purchased the company. The chassis number from there on is as follows: 2 second generation 1A inherited from previous company 124 #number in production Mono Monocoque B66 USA requirement AF Auto Futura EG 21A124MONOB66AF

Hi I would find it very difficult to believe the studs were welded during assembly. Though we did not build your car, I think it most unlikely. Anyway, if you could please measure the holes within the hub, I can see if our studs would work. Also please confirm the length. Thank you Jean

Hi Ray The answer is yes, and I will post pictures next week. I am racing the whole weekend, and will only get to it on Monday. Regards Jean

Hi Casey This serves to confirm that Larry has no involvement with CAV. I personaly do not agree with the tie-rod pick-up point on his uprights, but that does not stop anybody from using them.... Regards Jean

Hi I suggest you all have a quick look at Ackermann Steering - DiracDelta Science & Engineering Encyclopedia The ackermann question answered. Jean