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would it be possible to make your own windows using a smoked poly?

A good book to refer to is the Machinists' Ready Reference. that is what I was using when I was a machinist back in the 80s, when we still had to do things by hand. I have the 2nd or 3rd edition, They are up to at lest the Tenth. It has all the numbers and calculations you will need on your...

Delrin would work. if too pricey look into using resin. make some shapes and have at her.

you don't really get sawdust as you get strings of wood as far as the lathe is concerned. either way a good cleaning and lubing regimen is paramount.

A good thing to do also is to practice with wood first before heading into the metals.

is it me? or is the seating position damned near lying down?

the second picture, in the darker grey with the black stripe with the red accent is my favourite.

you should look into an audio interface such as the iRig Stream https://www.ikmultimedia.com/products/irigstream/

if you are talking about Team PDG, they still own and run the GTM.

the way that I have always thought of them was that the GTM was a street car that can be raced whereas the SLC is a race car that can be driven on the street.

that makes sense, but would it work to add just enough to make the front less skiddish?

Would adding lead diving weights, or steel plates, to the front help with the weight balance? or is the difference just too much for that to be practical?

it is the first line on the top level page for their passenger transmissions https://www.tremec.com/menu/passenger-vehicle-transmissions/

for one thing, you would want the TR-9080 as that one is designed as a transaxle. the other thing is that according to Tremec, these axles are for OEM only and are not sold aftermarket.

Many thanks!

where did you source the rear bumper?

First and foremost, if you haven't done it yet, is to do a complete inventory of the kit and its parts. This helps make sure that all the parts on your invoice are accounted for as well as getting you acquainted with what some of those pieces are.

could it be a hot start issue with the starter not playing nice because it is too hot? (had that problem with an ambulance but it was a diesel)

As much as the website is a bit light on information, this does look interesting. Thank you for the heads up on this system.

Thank you very much for the explanation. I never thought about any implications of inverting a transaxle.