Re: Project: Slideways z26
Posted: Mon Mar 15, 2021 11:00 am
Non-existent.... Was always hoping to see this car done but doesn't seem likely
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That helps balance-off the weight of the driver in all-out competitive handling -most racers don't take a passenger with them, unless they are racing in Herbie. The offset can be found in a grand number of cars, it is VERY noticeable in my '68 Javelin SST -anyone with a set of eyeballs would notice the offset in that car. It could have some to do with clearancing for the driver's controls as well, and certainly a bit to make the compartment more comfortable for the driver, who is likely also the buyer. Though I will say that for AMC and the Javelin it is more a performance thing -they needed every edge they could get just to lose their Trans Am Series races back then, and they wanted those wins so very very badly...woody90gtz wrote:... But I'm thinking I'll offset the engine to the pass side to match the offset pinion on the 8.8.
Well, even if Tiffany rides along the offset will still be needed to equalize the weight. hahaRettax3 wrote:That helps balance-off the weight of the driver in all-out competitive handling -most racers don't take a passenger with them, unless they are racing in Herbie. The offset can be found in a grand number of cars, it is VERY noticeable in my '68 Javelin SST -anyone with a set of eyeballs would notice the offset in that car. It could have some to do with clearancing for the driver's controls as well, and certainly a bit to make the compartment more comfortable for the driver, who is likely also the buyer. Though I will say that for AMC and the Javelin it is more a performance thing -they needed every edge they could get just to lose their Trans Am Series races back then, and they wanted those wins so very very badly...woody90gtz wrote:... But I'm thinking I'll offset the engine to the pass side to match the offset pinion on the 8.8.