Yep, those cars are relatively well known here. Especially the Radical, which
is quite popular. However, they don't seem like cars that you would buy to
drive in the city 5 days a week and race during the weekends. IMO they're more
like street legal race cars than race-ready sports cars.
There are several reasons why we're going with a monocoque instead of a
spaceframe. They include safety, rigidity, hi-tech feel, and its uniqueness.
Plus, a couple guys working on our car are also engineers of the Koenigsegg
supercar, which uses a similar style monocoque. Using their experiences in
design and crash tests of the monocoque, we can design something at least as
refined.
Hdlsningar
//Henry
Quoting Rick Brown <free2000@quixnet.net>:
>
>
> Hmmm, kinda sounds like a C or D Sports Racer. Are you familiar with the
> Radical made in England? http://www.radicalmotorsport.com Or the Diasio?
> http://www.diasio.com/
>
> Not monocoque, but few are these days. I know the Radical is streetable in
> Europe. The Diasio probably would be too.
>
> Rick Brown
> F125 & D Sports Racer
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