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jo_ker 04-13-2016 09:59 AM


Originally Posted by biko (Post 13184826)
This is a French manufacturer called Norma. 2.0L engine and very light weight. Carbon fiber tub. Paddle shifters. Lots of down force.

good stuff!! !:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

i guess around 540kg?
which 2.0l (base)engine is in?

what my hillclimb-wet-dreams are made of: a Norma with a Judd V8

biko 04-13-2016 10:07 AM


Originally Posted by jo_ker (Post 13194631)
good stuff!! !:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:

i guess around 540kg?
which 2.0l (base)engine is in?

what my hillclimb-wet-dreams are made of: a Norma with a Judd V8

Just a little heavier than that. Base engine is the Honda K20.

BK77 04-13-2016 11:29 AM

[QUOTE=biko;13184826]This is a French manufacturer called Norma. 2.0L engine and very light weight. Carbon fiber tub. Paddle shifters. Lots of down force.


/QUOTE]


Very cool, I've never seen one before. I'm doing some research on them now:) :typing:


Are you pretty happy with it so far? Any complaints?

BK77 04-13-2016 11:30 AM


Originally Posted by SHAG (Post 13194557)


My 458 currently the odd man out.




Excellent combo!!! :thumbsup:

Archimedes 04-13-2016 01:05 PM

My crappy little barn garage project finally gets started tomorrow and hopefully will be done by Sunday. Very excited about it, though it won't hold a candle to most of the stuff in this thread. Can't wait to have a clean, organized space for my babies though.

biko 04-13-2016 06:30 PM

[QUOTE=BK77;13194864]

Originally Posted by biko (Post 13184826)
This is a French manufacturer called Norma. 2.0L engine and very light weight. Carbon fiber tub. Paddle shifters. Lots of down force.


/QUOTE]


Very cool, I've never seen one before. I'm doing some research on them now:) :typing:


Are you pretty happy with it so far? Any complaints?

The car is very fast, very light, and well put together. Very safe with a carbon tub and FIA crash tested and approved roll cage. They've been making this class of car for several years and the refinement as a race machine is all there. Even the latest wing bends slightly at high speed to dump drag -- a passive DRS if you will. Lots of room as I am 6' with long legs and the pedals can be moved even further out.

My wish list:
- adjustable steering wheel (haven't seen one yet in this kind of car)
- gear change without removing entire gearbox (yes wishing here)

Only complaint is typical of European race cars: they come way too stiff for the average US track. Thus a lot of setup effort required, starting with reducing spring weights, which leads to... then to... We are almost there!

biko 04-13-2016 06:32 PM


Originally Posted by Archimedes (Post 13195164)
My crappy little barn garage project finally gets started tomorrow and hopefully will be done by Sunday. Very excited about it, though it won't hold a candle to most of the stuff in this thread. Can't wait to have a clean, organized space for my babies though.

That's all the matters!

bobaines 04-15-2016 12:33 AM

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New garage/man cave floor getting done.

ThatDaveDude 04-15-2016 01:44 PM


Originally Posted by Archimedes (Post 13195164)
My crappy little barn garage project finally gets started tomorrow and hopefully will be done by Sunday. Very excited about it, though it won't hold a candle to most of the stuff in this thread. Can't wait to have a clean, organized space for my babies though.

There are no crappy garages! A space dedicated to honoring our favorite bits of automotive engineering can never be crappy! Good luck this weekend, looking forward to seeing the result!

bobaines 04-15-2016 11:20 PM

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Floors done.

Mlbraptor 04-15-2016 11:28 PM

Sweet..

cowboyzx6 04-18-2016 07:40 AM


Originally Posted by ThatDaveDude (Post 13201911)
There are no crappy garages! A space dedicated to honoring our favorite bits of automotive engineering can never be crappy! Good luck this weekend, looking forward to seeing the result!

So how's that wrap of yours holding up? Still glossy? Going to get some quotes this week. That color is actually on my list!

Eli355 04-18-2016 07:58 AM

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Almost finished

<3mph 04-18-2016 09:51 AM

Very nice, Eli, and lots of space!

Why is your "keep right" road sign upside down? (Or is that in fact a "you are here, on the Tower Bridge" sign? ;) )

https://cimg9.ibsrv.net/gimg/rennlis...66ab151a92.png

Archimedes 04-18-2016 03:17 PM

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I'll try to keep up the contribution to this thread from those of us at the lower end... :D This is just a quick pic of one side. Basic stuff finished this weekend. Touch up, artwork and a few minor floor changes to come before I can photo the whole thing. But compared to the mess my garage was before Friday morning, this is nirvana. Simple, unfinished ceiling barn garage in a 60 year old Silicon Valley shack.


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