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  • litu
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    Project Binky - Episode 34 - Austin Mini GT-Four - Turbocharged 4WD Mini


    Last edited by litu; 04-24-2021, 10:03 PM.

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  • rturbo 930
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    It's painted! And it's seriously cool.

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  • george graves
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    I need a welder to fall from the sky, and 2 weeks of my calendar to open up. No scratch that - I have enough projects at the moment.

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  • jeenyus
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    Yes

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  • AWDBOB
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  • Sh3rpak!ng
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    The patience and determination are most impressive to me.

    I also now love to tell people I use CAD to design parts for my car :D

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  • jeenyus
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    Originally posted by jpod999
    How this car drives when ‘completed’ is pretty irrelevant as no one here is ever going to drive it or probably even lay their own eyes on it. Just appreciate the series for what it is, some goddamn amazing fab work. They continually amaze me with the lengths they go to stuff a mini body on top of a Celica drivetrain.
    Or when they spend a few days fabbing something and then end up cutting that thing up to fit another thing. It's nuts.

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  • jpod999
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    How this car drives when ‘completed’ is pretty irrelevant as no one here is ever going to drive it or probably even lay their own eyes on it. Just appreciate the series for what it is, some goddamn amazing fab work. They continually amaze me with the lengths they go to stuff a mini body on top of a Celica drivetrain.

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  • jeenyus
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    Originally posted by george graves
    Good thing they didn't name it "OCD Motorsports", or I might have to to eat crow. Whoosh - that was close! So yea....but still. You don't have to have OCD to be obsessive.

    Just like most autistic people aren't from Austin, TX. It's really simple math here people!!!! I don't know what the issues is!

    /sarcasm Tis' just a joke. Tip your waitress.
    lol, what is this autism joke all about? haha!

    I do owe you a huge amount of gratitude either way because you were still the one to show me this series, which absorbed a lot of my time. lol

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  • george graves
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    Good thing they didn't name it "OCD Motorsports", or I might have to to eat crow. Whoosh - that was close! So yea....but still. You don't have to have OCD to be obsessive.

    Just like most autistic people aren't from Austin, TX. It's really simple math here people!!!! I don't know what the issues is!

    /sarcasm Tis' just a joke. Tip your waitress.

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  • jeenyus
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    Originally posted by george graves
    What if I told you that you don't have to be "OCD" or on any spectrum to do good work? :) Eheheh.
    They literally named their shop "Obsessive" Motorsport.

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  • george graves
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    Originally posted by jeenyus
    These guys are next level ocd.

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    What if I told you that you don't have to be "OCD" or on any spectrum to do good work? :) Eheheh.

    Originally posted by dasmanschaft012
    I don't think they would be happy/done until it drove exactly how they want.
    But....when they are done, it's done??!?!? It's not like they can swap in another drive train. I think my question was legit.

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  • dasmanschaft012
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    Originally posted by george graves
    BLAH! Do you know how many projects are done that end up being a total turd? I'm not saying they don't know what they are doing, they obviously do. The frame gig amazing, and was a key part of the build that many people over look. Others would have built on jack stands and called it a day, and ended up with a nice twisty frame.

    .....I'm just saying, when you throw a Mini at Toyota Celica at terminal velocity, what's it going to drive like? My guess is a super short wheelbase Celica, with mini looks. That's all. And I'm not sure that's a good thing. Just something to think about.
    I don't think they would be happy/done until it drove exactly how they want.

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  • jeenyus
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    Originally posted by george graves
    BLAH! Do you know how many projects are done that end up being a total turd? I'm not saying they don't know what they are doing, they obviously do. The frame gig amazing, and was a key part of the build that many people over look. Others would have built on jack stands and called it a day, and ended up with a nice twisty frame.



    .....I'm just saying, when you throw a Mini at Toyota Celica at terminal velocity, what's it going to drive like? My guess is a super short wheelbase Celica, with mini looks. That's all. And I'm not sure that's a good thing. Just something to think about.
    They had a whole episode regarding the geometry of the wheel base. These guys are next level ocd.

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  • george graves
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    Originally posted by jeenyus
    Why even doubt it? They obviously know what they are doing with all aspects of the build being methodically thought-out.
    BLAH! Do you know how many projects are done that end up being a total turd? I'm not saying they don't know what they are doing, they obviously do. The frame gig amazing, and was a key part of the build that many people over look. Others would have built on jack stands and called it a day, and ended up with a nice twisty frame.

    .....I'm just saying, when you throw a Mini at Toyota Celica at terminal velocity, what's it going to drive like? My guess is a super short wheelbase Celica, with mini looks. That's all. And I'm not sure that's a good thing. Just something to think about.

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