TOTB Challenger (unpolluted version)
16 April 2003, 07:15 PM
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Andy, just a suggestion, but what about something a bit older with rear wheel drive?
A spitfire or something of that ilk? Tr7?
Probably spend 12 grand welding the ******* tho'
Lol
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A spitfire or something of that ilk? Tr7?
Probably spend 12 grand welding the ******* tho'
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16 April 2003, 11:03 PM
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mazda rx7 and bung the triple rotor engine, port it and a little boost hay presto 600-700bhp
can pick rx7s up for about £8k that leaves £12k to mod it supposed to handle pritty good and a light car to start with
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can pick rx7s up for about £8k that leaves £12k to mod it supposed to handle pritty good and a light car to start with
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16 April 2003, 11:45 PM
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Spitfire is a bit bendy with its separate chassis, not sure if any TR7's have floors left 
Probe and RX7 both have good Cd figures
Bit bigger (heavier) than a CRX.
I think the RX7 is car which the UK have still to waken up to. Check out how many there are in Auz ! Big bhp too !
Probe and RX7 both have good Cd figures
Bit bigger (heavier) than a CRX.I think the RX7 is car which the UK have still to waken up to. Check out how many there are in Auz ! Big bhp too !
17 April 2003, 10:44 AM
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17 April 2003, 10:49 AM
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True Andy,true,
Just think of the weight saving tho'
What about an older Audi? 80's,90's,coupes etc. Know theyre a bit on the heavy side, but iirc they have good drag coefficient's and are fairly sturdy so could probably take a hell of a lot of power.
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Just think of the weight saving tho'
What about an older Audi? 80's,90's,coupes etc. Know theyre a bit on the heavy side, but iirc they have good drag coefficient's and are fairly sturdy so could probably take a hell of a lot of power.
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17 April 2003, 11:16 AM
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17 April 2003, 02:50 PM
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I did have plans for my girlfriends 126 once (hyabusa engine etc), but it never happend.
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22 April 2003, 02:42 PM
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Isn't that the Sunbeam stilletto with the 3.5 V8?
Lots of records went at our hill yesterday as it's got new tarmac. There's 3 scoobs competing this year, a UK turbo, an STi RA and Dale Crowley's rally job, I'll try to post videos sometime.
Lots of records went at our hill yesterday as it's got new tarmac. There's 3 scoobs competing this year, a UK turbo, an STi RA and Dale Crowley's rally job, I'll try to post videos sometime.
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