I didn't like the first chassis after I printed it out so I went back to the computer and mouse. It didn't help any when the little missus said the rear spoiler looked like a Snowblower.
It took about as long to clean out the support material as it did to print the chassis. It took over two hours to print.
Put one coat of paint on as a sealer and now starts the task of assembly.
I couldn't resist, had to do a quick model of my 4.6 dohc and print in the chassis along with a set of headers.
then I used some double 0-90 screws to hold the motor in place on the other side. This should also help support the chassis. Besides the cobra engine power is by piranha with slotit gears, CB wheels, PG tires. I may have to add more to the intake so it looks more like a cobra for my son said it looked like a corvette engine.
I could take some more weight out of the chassis but I wanted to keep the CG low so I added some weight. Either way, 71.4 grams is acceptable for me.
Now to go paint the body and fit a driver in the chassis. Some may ask why ground effects on a Model A? Well it is Indy season you know and I still manage to get caught up in it every year.
