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both 'stretch targets'Sy V wrote:Both good - both appropriate... both forgotten!



geoffsmith wrote:A post seals.
N/A ALDL protocol.

ailwyn wrote:It would be good to get an idea of Lotus/MJK current thinking on parts support for the M100.
The apparent step-in of Lotus with the SS Wishbones, and lack of key parts gives conflicting messages as to where they are heading... i.e. are they not bothered and therefore we can take it upon ourselves to source obsolete parts, or will they let us do the hard work then step in to slap their mark-up on it, as it appears may be the intention with the wishbones.

Enright wrote:I would love to know how they made the body panels for the M200 (I'm particularly thinking dimensions for the chin spoiler and tail), and if moulds were involved - have they survived?

F1 LOTUS wrote:Are Lotus taking part in this?
http://auto.xprize.org/

Specky wrote:Saw the same thread on LEF...
same question... when are they gonna get there afersales website up and ruuning..
Why you going there Sy?
TTFN

Sy V wrote:
Brake proportioning valves are in stock 2 units replace the original single unit - £9394 (Incl VAT).
Gazza wrote:Sy V wrote:
Brake proportioning valves are in stock 2 units replace the original single unit - £9394 (Incl VAT).
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I take it you missed the decimal point Sy?

rip wrote:Sy V wrote:A post seals - Lotus have an M100 in their New aftersales and parts warehouse.
I thought Lotus hung on to S2's no 801 & 802 for testing things like this?

Sy V wrote:
It was an S2 (with one SE wheel) - didn't get the Number though, sorry!
What do we pay you for 
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