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GBS Zero Chassis Comparison: Standard vs GT Chassis option- Richard explains the key differences between our Standard and GT chassis options — both of which are available in Right-Hand Drive and Left-Hand Drive. Our new half-and-half display chassis clearly shows the differences between the two options, making it easier to decide which suits you best. It’s now The GBS Zero is the brainchild of Great British Sports Cars (GBS), a Nottinghamshire-based company known for its DIY kit cars. For nearly two decades, GBS has been helping enthusiasts build their dream cars, but now they’re stepping into the big leagues with the turnkey Zero – a fully built, ready-to-drive sports car.

GBS Zero build: Getting started

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This blog is following the build of my very own Seven Style Kit Car. The kit is from Great British Sportscars (GBS) based in Newark, Nottingham and utilises a Mazda MX5 as the donor vehicle. This is the new Mazda Zero kit. Now, new targets have been set, Mazda also produced an MX6 with a 2.5 litre V6. The pursuit for more power has begun. 115bhp to just We’re excited to share that another stunning GBS Zero self-build kit has recently been collected and is the cable in place now on its way across the Atlantic to its new home in New York City, USA. This is just one of many kits heading stateside, with two more wooden crates already in production for future Zero builds destined for the USA. 7. GBS Zero – $17,430 Based on the Lotus Seven, Great British Sports Cars (GBS) offers a kit called the Zero, which can be shipped directly to the U.S. from the factory. The price of this kit is around $17,430, including a 5% export fee.

GBS Zero Self Build options – You can select from a variety of packages to suit all budgets from our starter kit through to a complete kit of components that can be assembled easily by yourself. See GBS Zero Calibre range Each Zero is tailor built to each customer’s specification with your and GT choice of appearance trim and accessories making each car truly unique to its owner. Builds typically take 16 weeks. Customers are encouraged to visit our workshop at any time to see how their car is progressing. Please explore the specifications & options below or contact us for more

GBS Zero GT Great British Sportscars Kit Car build Zetec 2.0 Type 9 gearbox 7 Seven UK Build Diary Red Zero Sports car Wales Monmouth RL13 For Sale This is the build diary of my GBS Zero kit car, a 2 seat Lotus 7 style sports car that uses a Mazda MX-5 as a parts donor. I am doing this ‘blog’ to add another aspect to the project which will hopefully help me keep focused and provide a useful reference for future projects and anyone interested in kit cars. Comments and questions welcome.

GBS make a lot of components for things like suspension themselves using some very cool CNC machines, rather than buying off-the-shelf or having them made specially by external companies. Keith explained this gives them better control over the quality and availability of the parts the cable to slide as well as the freedom to try different ideas as GBS only sell one car, the GBS Zero but they do supply two versions of that car and also two different sizes of chassis. You can either build a car based on components mainly from a Mazda MX5 (SVD kit) or build use mainly Ford

Re: GBS Zero Build by ohmite » Thu May 20, 2021 8:08 pm Bravo Colin, I’ve been salivating over the GBS kit for years. Drove one with a Miata 1.6 with bike carbs and was very impressed. In the interim I bought an almost finished Locost project with an Rx-7 drivetrain. I will be watching your progress with great interest.

The building of a component car presents many opportunities to upgrade the car. Since completing my initial build I have added several optional extras and refinements. During the car’s first winter downtime, I added the rear suspension control arms, which allow for full four-wheel alignments and completed the signal auto-cancel mechanism, which I omitted in the first The Zero package is available from Great British Sports Cars (GBS) and may be shipped directly to the United States. With the 5% export tax included, the Zero kit comes to about $17,430. Buyers in other regions can also purchase a turn-key version, although this is not available in North America. Zero Race Self Build Option With a wealth of Motorsport experience GBS produce a purpose built Race and Track Day Car based around the popular Zero Road Car. The Zero Race and Track Day Car is available in narrow and wide bodied (GT) versions and carries forward the superbly engineered road chassis with a fully welded intergrated Roll Cage.

Zach’s GBS Zero Build Adventure

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The Zero Mazda Self Build option is a very popular option and the Mazda MX5 (Miata) serves perfectly as a donor for the Zero & is available worldwide. The Mazda MX5 donor Zero utilises (Mk1, Mk2, Mk2.5) from 1989 David’s GBS Zero Build Battery Tray And Dash There hasn’t been a lot of progress on the car for a few weeks as I have been busy gigging, but I had a rare Saturday off today so I decided to get some things done. First job was to fit the battery tray panel. Ultimate Self Assembly -Phase two of the GBS Zero Complete Component Build. Phase two is where the main part of your cars internal systems are installed through the chassis & the decisions are made for the look of your Zero. This package can be assembled and purchased in five different stages. This helps with planning, building and budgeting, or if you prefer it can be

Our customers trust Great British Sports Cars (GBS) as a provider of superior quality sports cars, components and customer support. With hundreds of Great British Sports Cars around the world GBS owners enjoy building their cars or chose one of our bespoke factory-built cars. Mazda MX5 Donor Parts Many of the major mechanical components for the car come from a MX5 donor, but unfortunately they don’t come ready to fit!

Again, it’s been a long time since my last post. Time for a bit of a catch up. First part fitted to the chassis is the differential. This thing has taken the longest and been the most painful donor with great interest part to de-rust and clean up, so it’s with some satisfaction that I now have it attached to the car. I had to drill 3 holes in the top bracket in line with the plate on the chassis. It sits

Intriguing. But most of the Zero must be off the shelf, surely? Actually no. GBS says it makes 80 per cent of its components in-house, including the brakes (300mm four-pots), 42mm 4-2-1 exhaust On to the clutch cable. There is a mounting bracket near the pedal that the cable passes through, well it is supposed to. The reality is that connector that fits to the pedal won’t go through the hole so a slot has to be cut in the side of it. Thankfully I have an angle grinder so it was a simple job to put the slot in for the cable to slide through. Here is the cable in place.

Richard’s GBS Zero: Parts & Tools

Here you will find a range of technical Download Documents to help assist you with your Zero Build, and some Technical FAQ. If you have any other questions please visit our other FAQ page or contact the GBS Workshop team after 3pm This is the build diary of my GBS Zero kit car, a 2 seat be linked to the lights Lotus 7 style sports car that uses a Mazda MX-5 as a parts donor. I am doing this ‘blog’ to add another aspect to the project which will hopefully help me keep focused and provide a useful reference for future projects and anyone interested in kit cars. Comments and questions welcome.

The transformation is complete and now in real life. Stock 21307 Caterham Lego model modified to be closer to GN13 both physical features and colour scheme. Some license with the exhaust exiting the bonnet and 4x pipes to the collector and silencer, while not strictly accurate it looks the part. The loom that runs to the front of the than buying off the car connects the headlights, indicators, fan, and horn. These are all terminated on connector blocks ready to be linked to the lights when installed. The engine obviously requires a lot of wiring, but this will be kept separate. The stalk switches from the MX-5 Steering column are wired to a junction box under the passenger foot

This is the journey from being interested in a kit car, through to buying it and building it. Earlier this week, we were delighted to welcome a group of engineering students from Aston University to the GBS factory for a full behind-the-scenes tour. The students, who are currently undertaking a GBS Zero self-build project of their own, had the opportunity to explore the complete production process — from design and engineering through to fabrication, assembly, The Zero Ultimate Self Build is a very popular Zero option that we offer and we recently had a very nice example of a customers Ultimate Zero Self Build with us in the

This build guide for the GBS Zero guides you through the build process and answers many of the questions we get asked, hopefully making your Zero build as smooth as possible.

David’s GBS Zero Build: Clutch Cable

A very nice GBS Zero Mazda build has recently left the GBS workshop that was with us for the IVA Service that we offer, it is now waiting for its age related registration to come