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July 2006
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July 2006
REGULARS
HYNESIGHT 7
Kit car standards of design, engineering, execution, safety and finish are reaching highly professional standards, all of which comes at a higher cost but have we squeezed out the simple cars that provide endless variety and simple, affordable fun?
NEWS 8
A round up of the latest news, developments, products and services available to kit car builders and enthusiasts.
YOUR SAY 16
Your chance to get it off your chest. If you have words of criticism, congratulation or merely of topical or general interest, we want to hear from you.
FRESH AYRE 24
Our man in the
FEATURES
A HARD ACT TO FOLLOW 36
RAC man Tony Medri’s Dax Rush is a masterclass in car construction but the real gem is under the bonnet. Can an Essex V6 rival modern motors?
THE KIT CAR GUIDE 50
Back by popular demand from those seeking to discover who makes what is the Kit Car Guide. Over the next six months, we’ll bring you the whole lot.
An enormous amount of work is going into this guide. In this issue we've covered approximately 20 models from the Absolute Performance C350 to the Boom Trike.
Next month we'll be covering BRA to wherever the alphabetical sequence leads.
SPECIAL EFFECTS 68
Adam James visits Auto Effects where all is not quite what it seems.
CROUCHING TIGER 74
The unsung, under-stated Tiger Avon packs a mighty punch and is cheap to build. Adam James drove the demonstrator and was smitten.
HANDS ACROSS THE SEA 87
For replica manufacturers, the Daytona is a natural progression from the legendary Cobra. BA Daytona is making them available at a reasonable price.
TWO INTO ONE 100
Ian Hyne did the rounds at both Detling and Stoneleigh and found plenty to impress and delight. The kit car industry is very much alive and well.
WORKSHOP
MOTO LITA COMPETITION 47
Moto Lita steering wheels are world renowned for style and quality and we have one to give away. It comes with the mounting kit and a polished boss and you take your pick of leather or wood rim. It’s worth around £230.
GOING ROUND THE
Nigel Dean explains how steering works and shows you how to upgrade to power steering especially on Cobra replicas.
TECH TALK 118
Technical editor Nigel Dean did the rounds at Stoneliegh looking at the latest tools and products of interest to car builders and owners.
TECH PRODUCTS 124
Nigel Dean examines the new products on show at Stoneleigh and assesses their worth to kit car builders and owners.
TECH TIPS 128
Push-button starters are all the rage on high spec production cars and, if you want to follow suit, Nigel Dean explains what’s involved.
Market Place
If you’re looking to buy a used kit car; there’s a fantastic crop in our Market-Place section at the back. There are more than 140 used kit cars for sale in this issue! Our Market-Place section is brimming with life and is clearly THE place to buy or sell.
Below are miniture versions of virtually the entire editorial.... watch this space for more miniatures which we'll add as publication date approaches.
Kit Car magazine really does know its subject. The following represents just some of this month's technical content.
