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 Post subject: FIAT 500 RWD S2000 Powertrain
PostPosted: Sun Nov 16, 2008 3:41 pm 
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Here is a project I started with a friend. The idea is to pro street the car.


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what's the estimated final weight?

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What is that?

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Fiat 500? lol

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Hopely around 1500 lbs. or less.

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Now that is a narrowed axle! :shock:

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the height to track width ratio is a little skewed.


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Tag,

Link to your avatar? looks interesting.


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That Fiat is awesome.

Street car or track only? Either way it's badass.


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Wow - craziness! 8)


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I am just learning how to use the web. I do mostly drag car build up. But after i found this site i like the idea of a light car with handling like the lotus 7. im in the process of building a retro modern super 7 like my avatar. Base on the 442 frame with a 302 ford,5 speed.O by the way the spec. on the Fiat are 8.8 rear end shorten to 45", strange 4 link, w/ wish bone locator stock s 2000, 6 speed, 15x10 rear,26"x 10.5 tires, 13x 3.5 rims , front skinnies.I try to post some pictures of the tube chassis some time this week

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Nice work. That should be scream once it running, and it kinda reminds me of this...

http://www.beardmorebros.co.uk/website% ... kitten.htm

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PostPosted: Mon Nov 17, 2008 11:34 pm 
Ahhh...reminds me of my first car...a Fiat 600 Topolino. Fun, cheap, with suicide doors and a very slippy clutch. It was immortalized at Vancouver's "Expo '86", where it was painted white & mounted on a huge berm with similarly-painted cars, motorcycles, helicopters etc. (the theme was transportation). I'd lost track of the car 10 years before...when I found it on the berm it still had my plates on it :-)


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zetec7 wrote:
Ahhh...reminds me of my first car...a Fiat 600 Topolino. Fun, cheap, with suicide doors and a very slippy clutch. It was immortalized at Vancouver's "Expo '86", where it was painted white & mounted on a huge berm with similarly-painted cars, motorcycles, helicopters etc. (the theme was transportation). I'd lost track of the car 10 years before...when I found it on the berm it still had my plates on it :-)


I sat in that car.

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SteveL wrote:
Nice work. That should be scream once it running, and it kinda reminds me of this...

http://www.beardmorebros.co.uk/website% ... kitten.htm

It actually reminded me of this one
http://www.beardmorebros.co.uk/website%20pages/new_project.htm

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