wayne kemp
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so I buy a (fill in any electric/mechanical),tool/device- I open the Guide, and usually, on the last page(s) are exploded parts views, whose designations refer to a list describing each piece- except for small same size nuts/bolts which are described by size and quantity.-
Somewhere there has to be a TOTAL parts list for our Elios, inclusive of EVERY part necessary to assemble the car.
You can't build it without this, you can't come up with a total cost of all the parts without this encompassing list. And after all the parts are identified and counted, I think it will be VERY easy to account for 85% factor of USA products.
This is assuming that the total % are not by volume or weight!!(lol)
Maybe they will send us a parts list and we will have to build our own Elio.Torque to yield bolts are manufactured in commonly required sizes. If the Elio engine requires a non standard size, any manufacturer would be very pleased to come up up with the goods for a contract of this size.
Is this thread designed for any useful purpose, or just a medium for "willy waving"?
Elio Kit Car! If I get my Elio sooner... I am good to go with this idea! That is if it comes with everything!Maybe they will send us a parts list and we will have to build our own Elio.
Elio Kit Car! If I get my Elio sooner... I am good to go with this idea! That is if it comes with everything!
Yes, I would willingly build my own P3 from a kit if it could be based around a Suzuki Swift donor, with the G10 engine, as the early prototypes seem to have been. I've owned a year 2000 Swift for a year and love it! I often drive it 45 miles to and from work instead of my BMW 330D. If I can't get an Elio I'll just carry on using the Suzuki. It owes me very little, having cost me the equivalent of about $1300, even though it had only 14,000 miles on it when I bought it last year.
Is it me or do cars depreciate quicker in the UK?
It is cool that the Elio will have body panels out of material like the Corvette which will not rust. I hope Elio powder coats the frame and nitrogen gas in the inner frame tubes. The Elio would last a while then.Most of the 14 year old's here are mere suggestions of vehicles due to rust. A used car is the most direct competition for an Elio. having an extra vehicle that does not cost the moon to buy and operate will be very nice. Add brand new and not rusty, Home Run.
I'm pretty sure the inner tube frames will be filled with an economical blend that the Elio will also be used in the cylinders. It is the same stuff Ford uses - a 78% nitrogen/20% oxygen blend.It is cool that the Elio will have body panels out of material like the Corvette which will not rust. I hope Elio powder coats the frame and nitrogen gas in the inner frame tubes. The Elio would last a while then.