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17 January 2006, 12:55 PM
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It felt damn quick to me!!! 
If you were steaming it on track similar to you were around that large roundabout on Friday then circuit times must have been good!
Simon
If you were steaming it on track similar to you were around that large roundabout on Friday then circuit times must have been good!
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17 January 2006, 01:28 PM
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Re. header tank, I made some spacers for the top 2 mounting bolts out of the same material I made the manifold spacers from and also made a small spacer/bracket for the bottom mounting, looks like a figure 8.
You can't see the spacer but you can just about see the 2 bolts here:
Spacer just about visible here:
Andrew...
You can't see the spacer but you can just about see the 2 bolts here:
Spacer just about visible here:
Andrew...
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17 January 2006, 02:02 PM
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Andrew, that is probably the best way to do it, my method cost £1.49 from Halfords and although you cant see it, there are about 3 washers under each bolt
Andy
ps, Simon, didnt remember ragging it too hard, but now the car is a toy Im not so mechanically sympathetic as I used to be when it was a daily driver
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ps, Simon, didnt remember ragging it too hard, but now the car is a toy Im not so mechanically sympathetic as I used to be when it was a daily driver
17 January 2006, 02:09 PM
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lol.. well it was probably trying to keep hold of the laptop, wideband and hold on to the seat whilst looking down at the displays.. lucky I don't get car sick
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17 January 2006, 02:15 PM
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Andy,
Not sure if you want me to just post it in here.. but what the heck..
Datalog lab of the logs I took whilst mapping..
at the wheels 332hp @ 6160rpm and 293lbft @ 4170rpm
Not sure how accurate but interesting anyway.
Simon
Not sure if you want me to just post it in here.. but what the heck..
Datalog lab of the logs I took whilst mapping..
at the wheels 332hp @ 6160rpm and 293lbft @ 4170rpm
Not sure how accurate but interesting anyway.
Simon
13 March 2006, 02:12 PM
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Originally Posted by Danny Boy
Hope its going to be big, the sale of that name must have made you a fortune
Steven
ok i'll get my coat
15 March 2006, 11:48 AM
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its a time limited sale, a window of opportunity (I like that phrase) is presently open for me, if I lose this potential option then I will stick with the current car and carry on upping the spec until it really takes my breath away.
I would prefer it to go as a whole package really, although Im pragmatic about splittting it up, if/when the time came it might make my eyes water a little, who knows?
) is presently open for me, if I lose this potential option then I will stick with the current car and carry on upping the spec until it really takes my breath away.I would prefer it to go as a whole package really, although Im pragmatic about splittting it up, if/when the time came it might make my eyes water a little, who knows?
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