Re: [DML] Frame Flex? (weight of galvanising)
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Re: [DML] Frame Flex? (weight of galvanising)
- From: "John Dore" <dmcjohn@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 07 Mar 2006 07:24:30 -0000
Hi Marc, all,
My friend recently galvanised his DeLorean frame - it came out
fantastic, absolutely no warpage. I'm getting ready to do mine still -
hoping to have it done in the next few weeks so that I can have the
car back together for Eurofest... I'll update the website
http://www.delorean.ie soon with what has been going on with my
restoration.
Anyway, I thought you might all be interested in this fact -
galvanising added 40 kg's of weight to my friends frame. This does
not inlude any weight addition to the control arms, just the bare
frame. He has decided not to powdercoat over the galvanised surface.
How do Lotus Galvanised frames hold up after a few years of use? Do
Lotus use anything to protect the galvanised surface from
chipping/scratching?
Regards,
John
--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "malevy_nj" <malevy_nj@...> wrote:
>
(SNIP>
> WHEW! With all of that said, I guess this is not a problem that
> anyone has seen in the DeLorean.. Having just looked at the Lotus
> frame, I see it is galvanized steel. Looks to be a bit thinner
than
> the DeLorean frame (weight consideration?).
>
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