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I have made 4 steering wheels faithful and pretty authentic to the Monza ones fitted to the original P4's. One is on my car, I am building, one is on another P4 being built in the UK. The one in the pic is patina finished to make it look vintage. The ones for sale can have this done or be...

All, I have a chance to get a batch of Monza steering wheels put together for us. The Monza is the proper wheel for any P4 for 412P replica, made before the merger of Monza and Moretti (MoMo) and not to be confused with the very similar, but later and Momo branded Prototipo. They will be flat...

I'm way off needing ton actually do this, but a friend of mine has just been wondering how to torque the wheeelnuts on his new 997 GT3 - to 350ft/lbs. Seeing as we are supposed to be using a lead hammer of around 5lbs in weight to torque the Tri wings, I was wondering how hard to actually hit...

On ebay, from my P4 Replica, removed along with the roof! Links and references removed - ((Sorry Arnie - Posting links to ebay is against the rules here)) Please feel free to offer your parts to the members here directly though...

Hi, I'm building one of the last Foreman P4 replicas and now its at a rolling chassis stage I'm looking at the bodywork. I've made quite a few changes to the Foreman design in order to get it at least making something closer to the right noise (flat plane V8 and tranny from an F355) and a few...

In good working order....... Thanks

I'd like to assume a Mk1 for this, but I was a little surprised to read on Chris's ZFQ thread that he thought most GT40 replicas would strugggle to exceed 165mph, and that a taller final drive to allow greater speeds is unnecessary. I'm after the CdA figures (The CDA figure is [drag...

Thats odd. When I visited the Tornado 'factory' on Feb 9th 2008 as part of my 'market due dilligence' the monocoque version had been discontinued before a single one had been built.

Trouble is this: I've got a car with argueably more heritage than the GT40 (subjective statment, bound to cause argments, I know) which celebrated its 50th anni this year. Its powered by a 4 cylinder engine developed by Cosworth, giving the car in excess of 600bhp per tonne. Thats 15% more...