18 inch Campagnolo wheels

Hi Fellow, Dinos'istas, we are currently scanning and up-sizing a Campagnolo wheel to 18 inches, we plan to cast a batch of rims which will allow for the fitment of modern rubber to the 328 Outlaw Dinos' we are currently building. cheers all, Kev.

 

Yes very exciting .......... it wouldn't a problem to make some 16 inch rims.

 

fellow Dino'istas, I thought I'd post an up-date regarding our progress scanning the Campag Dino wheels in 16 and 18 inch sizes ....... as you will see the " work in progress " scans are almost complete and we are promised final files next week so that we can commence pattern making, looking good ......... have a great festive celebration, cheers all, Kev.
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Hi Shawn, many thanks for your interest and for your constructive comments. Yes you are correct, we are currently working on up-grading two Dino's. This is a fascinating and highly rewarding departure for us as my work over the past 53 years has previously been obsessed with maintaining originality, a policy which we still adhere to as is appropriate ........................

It appears that the interest in Ferrari 328 engined Dinos has arisen as a result of the Petrolicious web sites article on my own " What if Car " and it can be seen that there is a coming market for this type of development which we are excited to explore as it offers us the chance to develop these beautiful cars beyond anyones wildest expectations .

Obviously, added power brings added performance and so it is then sensible to up-rate brakes and suspension hence the larger wheels which are needed to clear the larger discs and callipers which in turn allows for the fitting of modern tyres and gives the oppertunity to exploit hitherto un-tapped handling capabilities.

Thinking ahead, who knows what the future will bring, I heard recently that British Petroleum plan to be out of Petrol production by the year 2030 due to the mass introduction of electric cars .............. Maybe in the future, that this type of development work will be seen as instrumental in keeping our classic car world alive ........... ..

Finally please be assured that no Dino was harmed by our attentions, every thing is reversible and all exchanged parts retained, should you find yourself in the UK pop in and I'll be only too happy to demonstrate our work, you will be blown away I promise. Kindest regards, Kev.

 

Hi fellow Dino'ists, I took a trip to our local foundry earlier this week to check on the progress of the 18 inch Campagnolo wheels we are having cast, all under control and looking good with more photos to follow as we progress, cheers all, Kev. ps, check out the " Dude " with the bare arms and sneakers .......... that's molten metal they are pouring !!!!! I've posted a short video on our Instagram page @mototechnique
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Hi Fellow Dino'istas, I thought you might like to see our progress with the 18 inch Campagnolo style wheels we are currently producing ......... we took a trip to the tooling facility earlier this week and were so impressed with what they are able to produce from a E mailed file, the quality of their work is sublime and well beyond our expectations and it is now easy to see where the cost goes. All looking good so stand by for further up-dates, cheers all, Kev.
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Hi Will, please be advised that our 1st batch of aluminium wheels are now cast and await machining which will take place early August. Regarding weight of each wheel, we are advised that the aluminium wheel will weigh approx 13.5Kg .............. We’ll be able to confirm the weights once they are machined.

If cast in Magnesium we anticipate that they would weigh approx 9.5-10Kg. , cheers all, Kev.

 

Here's the latest progress photos ........... we are next in line for machining, the wheel being machined in the background is a new Ford Gt40 replacement in Magnesium, in the foreground is the new raw Aluminium casting next to an original Campag for reference. Looking good, cheers all, Kev.
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Hi Dino'istas, please see my attached photos showing the results of our efforts, looking great, cheers Kev.

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