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Steel bros did the series 4 with the fat ass, bit ugly imo

Yes, you're right, the Steel Brothers cars were series 4s. There was only ever 1 wide bodied car built

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Yep you're right, Steel Bros only did Series 4's. Mine is a Series 3 in terms of shape and style, still no idea if it's real or not though! Cheers for the comments guys 

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Mcgregor Motorsport will make you a windscreen frame. Windscreens are expensive though so be prepared. You can do it yourself but the results I have seen have been lackluster.

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Yes they're they guys that did the chassis work, however I think they may have downsized and moved from their shop and are focusing on racecar prep now... 

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I reckon that chassis looks light enough to be genuine.

 

Colin's "Simplify then add lightness" mantra made for some terrifyingly lightweight looking chassis haha.

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To me it doesn't look genuine, but there was so many chops and changes it is hard to be sure. There are a few give aways though, the front suspension being one, if it was genuine then it would look like this:

 

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Also the rear shock mounts aren't right.

 

This however isn't a problem, the number of home built chassis' out there undoubtedly outnumber the real ones, and they get along quite smartly!

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Yes I agree rookie, Another opinion has been that it was modeled on a real one and self fabricated with some changes from original. The dimensions are almost identical when compared to a genuine series 2 which was recently sold by one of the guys at mcgregor's. Way I see it is same fun for a fraction of the price!

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All hard lines from the masters to the wheels, including flexibles, also did the clutch and bent the fuel line away from the exhaust manifold which was a good move. All up it was $500 bucks but money well spent I would say. Cheers

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He did indeed, really good service. He got it to the point where you can plug it all together and fill the resivour with fluid for bleeding.

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Mate!

Go to a place like JA RUSSELS and get decent crimp connectors (nice ones have the heat shrink and glue in them) plus a decent set of ratchet crimp pliers. The crimp tool you have in photos is as good as useless.

I actually saw decent looking ratchet crimp tools at sca For 25 bucks over the weekend.

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