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  1. bryanf

    Bryan's RCR40

    Good point, if you're on level ground -- which you will be at a gas station -- you will just have air in there.
  2. bryanf

    Bryan's RCR40

    It took me a long time to come up with a fuel tank mounting plan that I liked and finally I decided to make some brackets. Twelve steel rectangles, 1.5 x 2 x 1/8" and eight square tubes, 3/4 x 3/4 x .090", ready to weld: Welded and painted, four unique brackets: I measured carefully and...
  3. bryanf

    Bryan's RCR40

    Laid out the position of the tank trying to decide how to get the hoses and wires through. 1: stringer 2: rear edge of tank 3: fuel pickup 4: vent Spent a long time getting the firewall and roll bar positioned: I've reconsidered how to mount the tanks and am thinking about making brackets...
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    Bryan's RCR40

    Excellent advice Chris, thank you.
  5. bryanf

    Bryan's RCR40

    I'm going to fashion appropriately-sized rubber blocks on all sides to hold them in place. The end blocks can be attached to the tanks and the side, top, and bottom ones attached to the chassis. At least that's my tentative plan. I will post here whatever I end up doing.
  6. bryanf

    Bryan's RCR40

    I now have most everything removed from the car except for the engine. I will do some fitting of alternator, compressor, and pulleys before removing the engine. I decided to start on the fuel tanks since the front suspension is out. Here is the rough cut hole: Happily there are no...
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    Bryan's RCR40

    The fuel tanks: Front: Rear:
  8. bryanf

    Bryan's RCR40

    Today's photos of the fuel tank cutouts
  9. bryanf

    Bryan's RCR40

    The fuel tank cut-outs are partially cut out including the corners. All you need to do is "connect the dots". Not sure why they do it this way. Finishing plates are included for you to cover the holes once the tanks are installed. I am going to leave the chassis aluminum but to what extent I...
  10. bryanf

    Bryan's RCR40

    I'm working on disassembly right now. Is there anything in particular you'd like to see?
  11. bryanf

    Bryan's RCR40

    Comparison of 3.50 and 3.75 final drive ZFQ speeds in gears, shifting at 6250 rpm.
  12. bryanf

    Bryan's RCR40

    Thanks so much, Keith. Yes, it was like unwrapping the best birthday present I ever got.
  13. bryanf

    Bryan's RCR40

    Thanks James! Yes, it was about 17 months, including a delay due to closing for the pandemic and other delays which weren't necessarily the direct fault of RCR.
  14. bryanf

    Bryan's RCR40

    Thank you very much.
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    Bryan's RCR40

    Safely delivered.
  16. bryanf

    Bryan's RCR40

    Car picked up from RCR today by Stewart Transport.
  17. bryanf

    Bryan's RCR40

    Received more photos from RCR today.
  18. bryanf

    Bryan's RCR40

    Got some photos from RCR today. My first view of a beautiful chassis that I will be spending a lot of time with very soon.
  19. bryanf

    Building a RCR GT40

    Congratulations on your purchase!
  20. bryanf

    Bryan's RCR40

    Today I placed my order for an RCR40 MkI LHD with double nostril. Some of the parts I plan to use include: Craft 347 Ford small-block RBT-5 DS-25/2 gearbox (1st: 2.23; 2nd: 1.47; 3rd: 1.04; 4th: 0.846; 5th: 0.705; Diff: 4.22) Quaife E62G1121 bellhousing McLeod flywheel and clutch External...
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