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 To channel or not to channel thats the question........ 
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Post To channel or not to channel thats the question........
So here are the facts.

My turbo car needs a new body...
I've got a new worn body but it needs new sills, floors, bootbottom?, feetrest??

Looked for prices, this will set me back for about 200 euros (only Parts)

I can make all the stuff myself but then from stainless also for 200 euros....

Made a drawing for channneling or original what do you think....

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what more do I need to adjust with about 6cm channeling????

steering tube angle
rising the pedals lowering the seets
shortening the headlight bars
rearlight panel adjustment
????
????????
?????????????

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December 7th, 2011, 12:28 am
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Post Re: To channel or not to channel thats the question........
Boot floor, seat box petrol tank bonnet......better asking on Snail as thats their forte

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December 7th, 2011, 9:23 am
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Post Re: To channel or not to channel thats the question........
Hi LPGO,

for 6 cm I don't think you have to change a lot, just need a cross coupling for your steering tube, pedals, dont think you have to change them (maybe shorten them ;) )

of course the support of the front fenders, and headlight bar, but you'll discover that when you're working on it

seems like a nice project, keep us informed! (PICS!!!! ;))

greetzzzzzzzzzzz

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December 7th, 2011, 9:47 am
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Post Re: To channel or not to channel thats the question........
Channel it.!
lpgo wrote:
what more do I need to adjust with about 6cm channeling????

steering tube angle
rising the pedals lowering the seets
shortening the headlight bars
rearlight panel adjustment
????
????????
?????????????

Rusty is correct on the steering rack coupling, use one from a GS.
60mm needs to be removed from the bottom edge of the front inner guards and the buldge for the engine heads should be raised 60mm.
Pedals can remain untouched.
Make a thread on Snails about it.!
I think your floor/sills design is kickass!

Harley

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December 8th, 2011, 1:24 pm
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Post Re: To channel or not to channel thats the question........
It is going to be channeled.....

I'm despirate to drive in my turbocar again so

Saturday i went to shop for some stainless steel and trowed it into my expand bench?!!@!?

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made an insert for the pillars to make them stronger!!
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first floorpanel ready to throw it in :lol: :lol:
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November 22nd, 2012, 1:25 pm
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Post Re: To channel or not to channel thats the question........
your ami has a flat tyre..

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November 22nd, 2012, 1:50 pm
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Post Re: To channel or not to channel thats the question........
Floor etc looks great - Question - will your intercooler, pipework or turbo fit under an lower bonnet?


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Post Re: To channel or not to channel thats the question........
If you're typical of most Dutch guys so over 1.9m tall, maybe start practising now for getting in and out of the car after it's been channelled?

A cabin trunk would be most suitable, although a very large suitcase might work... :lol:

ken


lpgo wrote:
what more do I need to adjust with about 6cm channeling????

steering tube angle
rising the pedals lowering the seets
shortening the headlight bars
rearlight panel adjustment
????
????????
?????????????

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rebel2cv wrote:
your ami has a flat tyre..

Sorry, will pressurize it asap, before taking fotos and wash and polish and clean the windows ect. :lol: :lol:

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Hi Geo,
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November 22nd, 2012, 8:02 pm
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Dyane61976 wrote:
Floor etc looks great - Question - will your intercooler, pipework or turbo fit under an lower bonnet?


No.

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