Turbo rotary Fiat 600 project

Started by 600gaz, January 17, 2010, 02:14:34 AM

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600gaz

Cheers chaps , he does great work down there . It should be sitting on it\'s wheels and fully rolling soon-ish so a big landmark for sure . Roll on next year as might even get it running etc . :mmmm

600gaz

The car is now sitting on it\'s wheels for the first time . Chassis is 99.9% complete as just need rear brake discs and caliper too finish it . Exhaust manifold is now finished and looks epic so i\'ll get some pics up later .
All up weight is only 520 kilos so far !!!! Should be quick . :Giggle

clive

Excellent new, we look forward to the pictures of it standing on its own four feet :Thumbs-up
All the best Clive

shaunwil

Can\'t wait to see it running down the strip :D

Shaun
1994 White FD with A-spec GT3574R - 358bhp at the hubs at 0.9bar :3gears-lh
2003 Mondeo 2lt 130ps Diesel Estate Daily :driving

fil_auto

Quote from: 600gaz;865912All up weight is only 520 kilos so far !!!! Should be quick . :Giggle

No should be about it! :eek .... Can\'t FD:UKin wait to see and hear this :mmmm :burnout

600gaz

A few pics , more later when the camera charges . :rolleyes:








Jit

Im lost for words. This is going to be nuts!

What are the main jobs left now to do?

600gaz

Lots too do yet .
Rear brakes , exhaust box , inlet set up , wiring , ecu , fuel tank and system , peddle box , drive shafts , flywheel and clutch , gear linkage , bodywork , etc etc etc . Might take another 5 years yet , lol . :2Confused

Grant Monkhouse

Quote from: 600gaz;866282Lots too do yet .
Rear brakes , exhaust box , inlet set up , wiring , ecu , fuel tank and system , peddle box , drive shafts , flywheel and clutch , gear linkage , bodywork , etc etc etc . Might take another 5 years yet , lol . :2Confused
however long it takes it will be worth it for that first drive

Dirt

Really good progress. Im looking forward to see it running :)

Martin Price

Great project, its one thing building a race car with a shell a couple of years old but when you\'ve got to restore the car before you start the race car build adds a dimension that I couldn\'t cope with even if I had the time. Saying that, seeing what your doing with your old Fiat makes me think of what I should be doing with my 1967 Mini.
Well done, I\'m sending the link to this thread to all my mates.
Cheers martin

600gaz

Cheers Chaps . I\'ve stripped the car at home since it\'s been back and it comes apart easy . Engine was very easy too remove on my own as i just slid a trolley underneath , undone a few bolts and dragged it straight out . :Giggle
I\'m not doing much else until next springtime so it\'s having a sleep until then . Roll on next year . :Thumbsup!

600gaz

Hi folks . Springtime is here so i bought aload of parts for the car . Got some seats , gauges , proper high horsepower inlet set up , and various bits and bobs . Pics later .

yehreally


Grant Monkhouse

Quote from: 600gaz;876087Hi folks . Springtime is here so i bought aload of parts for the car . Got some seats , gauges , proper high horsepower inlet set up , and various bits and bobs . Pics later .

Pics now!!:) great stuff. Have you got a timescale or just it\'s done when it\'s done?