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This look interesting but info is scant, it really should shift. Poor choice of photos. Rob Moon is looking for a body design. www.drksd.info
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This look interesting but info is scant, it really should shift. Poor choice of photos. Rob Moon is looking for a body design. www.drksd.infoLooks fantastic....
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2011 4/4 Bespoke, 1981 Delorean, Auburn Boat Tail
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Needs to Get Out More!
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I'm all for unsprung weight but those front wishbones look a tad spindly. Chassis look right though 
Richard
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It certainly looks like it will be very fast. Agree on the wishbone.
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It looks like a cross between an Atom and a M3W, I am not sure that a single seat is the right choice... ![[Linked Image]](https://www.tm-img.com/images/2020/06/26/Darkside.jpg)
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Wider than a modern Porsche. That does not seem to make sense to me.
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Those front wisbones are Hillclimb single-seater slim ..... would bear a look over every jaunt out on the current rough public roads!
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Quite some power:weight ratio even in the starter model. Goes some way beyond wind in your hair...
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Can't help feeling that the basic premise doesn't hold up and he even touches on it in the only entry in his build blog; if you really want high performance and fast cornering and fast lap times then the most effective improvement to a three wheeler is a fourth wheel. All that extra traction and grip will make all the difference. I've had my M3W out on track and while it was a bit of a laugh it's much more suited to the road where its low limits of traction and grip make it great fun and you get to drive hard without the high speeds of ostensibly (and objectively) better cars. If I had the inclination and spare cash to be out on track regularly I would be doing it in something along the lines of a Caterham or Atom or similar four wheeled toys and that's not to take anything away from those who race their three wheelers against other three wheelers, you can race anything and have great fun so long as there are others out racing against you in something similar. I don't see there being many who would spend their money on it if it does actually get built.
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Totally agree with your points Calum, I think the designer has been watching to much of Tron.
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