I’m compiling information about the 26R - would love to receive anything you have.
Regards
Dennis
www.brmlotuselan.com
I’m compiling information about the 26R - would love to receive anything you have.
Regards
Dennis
www.brmlotuselan.com
heres a view of mine - diff cooler rear- you may be confused with the brake scoops on the side added after sale ----the diff scoop is on the bottom left rear —ed
front—mine is a 1964 —raced in Canada from 1965 to 1970 -------the scoop came with it — -the fat slow pedestrian was not included -ed
I’m sure many of the FIA’ experts ’ don’t know sh$t from peanut butter when it comes to these cars ----unless one has been armpit deep in one it is difficult to know the difference ----I have heard so many stories about these cars that it was not until I got mine that many myths were dispelled --the side scoops were usually added after the owner discovered the diff scoop worked on the bottom and so they added brake scoops on their own and like all racers others followed suit --mine never had scoops added at the sides --if you want them then add them and plead --safety issue – --ED
Where do you want to start…
magnesium bellhousing
magnesium diff casing
dual braking with balance bar
rear anti roll bar
adjustable suspension
larger radiator
BRM motor
C/r gearbox
Special splines
Lighter body (by one layer of chop strand)
no popups (S2 versions)
small fuel tank
it goes on.
Brian
but general statements about tank size —bolt on wheels isnt true ----all the cars were modified or ordered with different bits for different tracks and race situations-----mine has a large tank for the sundowner -an enduro here --bolt ons as knock offs were an added cost options and sprint races didnt need speedy tire changes and the original owner could not shift left handed so its l h d -------but its still a 26 R --being a race car when they stopped being competitive they were just put away and ignored ----- —ed