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Here you can see the higher rack position and additional brace of the Mega S2K chassis.

 

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Russell Brynolf
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Hello all, just wanted to introduce myself, I'm Russell Brynolf, retired engineer, and I've always wanted to build a kit car for myself. Last August I finally received my kit from Westfield, yes, here

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Front and rear bumpers - designed and built and hopefully will meet the Michigan state requirements

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agreed!!!  However they were  good enough to pass the inspection!!  Onwards!!  

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On 15/07/2025 at 18:19, evosteve said:

As he said, the holes in the steering arms are tapered for the track rod ends.

 

 

Yes, I'd totally forgotten that! 

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