The Intelligent Money Racing 718 Cayman build thread!

The Intelligent Money Racing 718 Cayman build thread!

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Gallons Per Mile

1,887 posts

108 months

Thursday 29th October 2020
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I see, that makes sense. Thanks for the explanation smile

JulianPH

9,917 posts

115 months

Friday 30th October 2020
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Steve, I asked you not to waste money on a safety cage, what did you think all that light weight bubble wrap I sent you was for?

rofl


Steve H

Original Poster:

5,304 posts

196 months

Friday 30th October 2020
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JulianPH said:
Steve, I asked you not to waste money on a safety cage, what did you think all that light weight bubble wrap I sent you was for?

rofl

Sorry Julian, the stuff you sent wasn’t the proper FIA product redcard but to see if it’s worth investing in that I tried it in in my road Cayman anyway and all the popping noise was distracting my zen like driving technique nono

Steve H

Original Poster:

5,304 posts

196 months

Friday 30th October 2020
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ChevronB19 said:
That’s one hell of a cage, looks good! Does it need certification?
No, it simply needs to pass scrutineering which is based on the MSUK "blue book" regulations.

Suffice to say it well exceeds the requirements wink .

JulianPH

9,917 posts

115 months

Friday 30th October 2020
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Steve H said:
Sorry Julian, the stuff you sent wasn’t the proper FIA product redcard but to see if it’s worth investing in that I tried it in in my road Cayman anyway and all the popping noise was distracting my zen like driving technique nono
rofl

jeremyc

23,501 posts

285 months

Friday 30th October 2020
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Steve H said:
Good to see they are fitting the floorboards at the same time. biggrin

Steve H

Original Poster:

5,304 posts

196 months

Friday 30th October 2020
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I thought parquet might be a bit OTT biggrin

QBee

20,992 posts

145 months

Friday 30th October 2020
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If you want to do a proper job, in keeping with the origins of the car, I can organise you a load of Black Forest timber at trade prices

GSP

1,965 posts

205 months

Friday 30th October 2020
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Steve H said:
No, the way the car is laid out the front turrets are well supported as standard but also very hard to tie in or brace. The cage is bound to add rigidity but the beauty of starting with a car that is designed to be fast in the first place is we can concentrate on adding strength for safety.
Probably best not to google ‘GT4 turret’ then, out of the small portion of people I know with Porsche’s 3 have had turret failures and were told they’d driven them harshly at the track...

Steve H

Original Poster:

5,304 posts

196 months

Friday 30th October 2020
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Yes I have seen those photos and we did look at options but there doesn’t seem to be a good way of reinforcing there so I’m relying on my smooooooooth driving style instead yum

JulianPH

9,917 posts

115 months

Sunday 1st November 2020
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All credit to Steve for this!!! biggrin




Steve H

Original Poster:

5,304 posts

196 months

Sunday 1st November 2020
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Teeshirt teeshirt teeshirt biggrin

Superhoop

4,680 posts

194 months

Monday 2nd November 2020
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JulianPH said:
Superhoop said:
I had a liver and tan Doberman years ago.. She was a nutter and HATED cats..

Are you in the UK..?? I thought clipped ears were banned here along with tail docking..??
Mine is a mixture of intelligence and absolute nutter daftness!

Yes, the UK, but we bought her (through a UK breeder) via an Eastern European breeder.

Her mum is 'Pride of Serbia' and har dad is 'Pride of Russia', but I think we we conned and her real parents are actually Scooby Doo and Santa's Little Helper! biggrin
Trust me, you haven't experienced Nutter daftness until you have owned an English Bull Terrier.. They are on an entirely different level of insane

JulianPH

9,917 posts

115 months

Tuesday 3rd November 2020
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Superhoop said:
Trust me, you haven't experienced Nutter daftness until you have owned an English Bull Terrier.. They are on an entirely different level of insane
After the first month with mine. that sounds terrifiyng! smile


BrotherMouzone

3,169 posts

175 months

Tuesday 3rd November 2020
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Just discovered this thread. Nice one and good luck Steve!

JulianPH

9,917 posts

115 months

Wednesday 4th November 2020
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BrotherMouzone said:
Just discovered this thread. Nice one and good luck Steve!
Cheers! Steve is doing an amazing job! biggrin


QBee

20,992 posts

145 months

Wednesday 4th November 2020
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JulianPH said:
Superhoop said:
Trust me, you haven't experienced Nutter daftness until you have owned an English Bull Terrier.. They are on an entirely different level of insane
After the first month with mine. that sounds terrifiyng! smile
Is this your dog, Julian?

JulianPH

9,917 posts

115 months

Thursday 5th November 2020
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QBee said:
Is this your dog, Julian?
That's the one! And don't mention squeaky toys, they are doing my head in! biggrin

JulianPH

9,917 posts

115 months

Thursday 5th November 2020
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Steve H said:
Teeshirt teeshirt teeshirt biggrin
Missed this mate, good idea!

smile


Steve H

Original Poster:

5,304 posts

196 months

Thursday 5th November 2020
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We’ll have to talk kit for next year, I can see the paddock being well attired with IM tees and caps biggrin.

And just in case anyone thinks we’re just playing with our dogs and not building cars, the front aero mods are well in hand and they tell me I might have the car back by the weekend so I can start painting the cage woohoo