Two springs make up the front suspension, an upper one and a lower one. But my range of springs is limited. I probably ought to work out the right spring mathematically, by weighing the car (with me in it) and by putting scales at the nose, using the rear axle as a pivot. But I just took a too long spring, compressed it and tried it. It isn't strong enough. Without me in the car it is nose-down. But it feels like real progress.
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The shape of the front dash on the rear scuttle is replicated on the front dash of the front scuttle on the original, so I made a template u...
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A bit of restful R&R in the workshop today, after a late night finishing some writing for a meeting tomorrow. Trimmed and fitted my to...
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Dad asked me what the faux steering is about. And it occurs to me that lots of people may ask the same question. The original Bédélia was ...
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The shape of the front dash on the rear scuttle is replicated on the front dash of the front scuttle on the original, so I made a template u...
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